The Tamil Nadu Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) has registered a criminal case against DMK leader Senthil Balaji in connection with an alleged multi-crore TASMAC liquor scam. The investigation relates to alleged irregularities in the awarding of bar licences, transport tenders, procurement, and bottling operations between 2021 and 2025.

Apart from Senthil Balaji, the case also names his personal assistant, a former TASMAC managing director, senior regional managers, and others. The DVAC alleges a criminal conspiracy that caused financial losses to the state exchequer.

Senthil Balaji Faces Fresh Corruption Case as DVAC Cracks Down on TASMAC Scam

A typographical error in the Madhya Pradesh High Court order switched the fate of two accused. The order had to be recalled as an accused in a murder case was released on bail, while the court had rejected it. On August 8, the counsel for a co-accused in the same case informed the court about the incident.&nbsp;&nbsp;On realising that the orders were swapped, rejecting the one that should have been allowed and allowing one that should have been dismissed, it was later rectified. "The submission of learned counsel for the petitioner appears to be correct. In view of the aforesaid, earlier order dated 07.08.2025 passed in both the M.Cr C.Nos.31180/2025 and 28977/2025 are hereby recalled,"&nbsp;the order on August 8 mentioned.&nbsp;&nbsp;The recalled order read: "Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, but without expressing any opinion on merits of the case, this application is allowed.”&nbsp;&nbsp;It added, “Considering the totality of facts and circumstances of the case, the nature of allegations levelled against the present applicant, the gravity of the offence, without commenting upon the merits of the case, no case is made out for grant of bail to the applicant at this stage."&nbsp;&nbsp;The court was hearing the case on the incident that took place on July 5, 2024, when three men assaulted a man, leading to his death. The two accused were Halke and Dharmendra, had allegedly assaulted the victim with a stick, and the third man, Ashok, threw a stone which hit the victim's chest. Halke and Ashok had filed a petition seeking bail.

Twist in tale: A typographical error in Madhya Pradesh High Court order switched the fate of two accused. The order had to be recalled as an accused in a murder case was released on bail, while the court had rejected it.

A typographical error in the Madhya Pradesh High Court order switched the fate of two accused. The order had to be recalled as an accused in a murder case was released on bail, while the court had rejected it. On August 8, the counsel for a co-accused in the same case informed the court about the incident. On realising that the orders were swapped, rejecting the one that should have been allowed and allowing one that should have been dismissed, it was later rectified. "The submission of learned counsel for the petitioner appears to be correct. In view of the aforesaid, earlier order dated 07.08.2025 passed in both the M.Cr C.Nos.31180/2025 and 28977/2025 are hereby recalled," the order on August 8 mentioned. The recalled order read: "Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, but without expressing any opinion on merits of the case, this application is allowed.” It added, “Considering the totality of facts and circumstances of the case, the nature of allegations levelled against the present applicant, the gravity of the offence, without commenting upon the merits of the case, no case is made out for grant of bail to the applicant at this stage." The court was hearing the case on the incident that took place on July 5, 2024, when three men assaulted a man, leading to his death. The two accused were Halke and Dharmendra, had allegedly assaulted the victim with a stick, and the third man, Ashok, threw a stone which hit the victim's chest. Halke and Ashok had filed a petition seeking bail.

Twist in tale: A typographical error in Madhya Pradesh High Court order switched the fate of two accused. The order had to be recalled as an accused in a murder case was released on bail, while the court had rejected it.

Typo grants bail to murder accused, Madhya Pradesh High Court recalls order

Gisèle Pelicot stood before a french court to testify against her ex-husband who orchestrated her mass rape by over 70 men. Her tale has spread across France since the trial began, and she has become a symbol of fortitude and resilience.

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Hunter Biden son of US President Joe Biden has pleaded guilty to federal tax charges to avoid facing another criminal trial. Watch WION to know more.

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In one of the most horrifying criminal cases to emerge in France a husband stands accused of drugging his wife and orchestrating her repeated rape by over 70 men. Watch to know more.

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