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Two US-based Keralaites have also raised complaints against the EMCC over cheating them over a real estate project.
Political parties, religious organisations and farmers’ unions are organising street marches in Wayanad these days raising just one demand: Repeal the plan to establish Ecological Sensitive Zones.
The protesters blame the government for callousness and obduracy, whereas the ministers express their helplessness by asserting jobs can be provided only against vacancies.
KR Gouri, who now serves as the party president, expelled general secretary Rajan Babu for alleged anti-organisational activities. The decision to leave the LDF was apparently taken without her consent.
A spate of controversies of late, including the one over the deep-sea fishing pact, suggests the state government takes for granted the scrutiny of the Cabinet or vetting by the law and finance departments.
Complaints are to be made on the dedicated portal - www.janajagratha.kerala.gov.in - developed by the government as part of the Corruption-free Kerala programme.
The chief minister who is in charge of KSINC has directed to re-examine the agreement signed with the EMCC.
The demand was placed before the CPM, the leading partner of the front, during a discussion held at party state headquarters, AKG Centre, in the capital.
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Chennithala on Saturday came out with a picture of a meeting between the state's Fisheries Minister J Mercykutty and a US-based firm on a proposed project of handing over the deep-sea fishing in the state to the latter.