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Balaji Murugadoss' Narcotics Raid Row Update: Actor Claims Landlord Asked Him To Vacate House, Questions Police 'Will You Do Same To Nepotism Kids?'

Actor and Bigg Boss Tamil 4 fame Balaji Murugadoss expressed outrage after 15 officials from the Narcotics Department allegedly arrived at his residence last night. Claiming that the officials had neither a search warrant nor any evidence against him, Balaji has now revealed that his landlord has asked him to vacate the house following the search. He also challenged the Tamil Nadu Police,…

Balaji Murugadoss' Narcotics Raid Row Update: Actor Claims Landlord Asked Him To Vacate House, Questions Police 'Will You Do Same To Nepotism Kids?'

Tamil actor Balaji Murugadoss has questioned Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin after narcotics officials conducted a search at his residence without a warrant. The actor shared a video of the incident on social media, expressing his frustration over the officials' visit and demanding an explanation for the action. Balaji Murugadoss took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account to demand answers, stating that he did not know who had filed the complaint against him.

He repeatedly asked the officials for clarification, but they did not disclose the information. The actor is willing to undergo a blood test to prove his innocence, but he firmly expressed his disappointment with the police department. A team of 15 police officers arrived at his home, and while they found three cats and one dog, Balaji Murugadoss insisted that they must explain the reason for their action, as they had entered his residence without a search warrant.

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