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Kerala's anti-corruption bureau is reviewing a 2007 KSTP corruption probe involving Gyanesh Kumar following a contractor's new bribery letter, although previous investigations found no evidence supporting claims that bills were blocked.
KSU leader P Muhammed Shammas alleged that Carton India Alliance secured Kannur district panchayat contracts using another contractor's licence, implicating current president Binoy Kurian, though Kurian strongly denied any irregularities.
The VACB registered a case against suspended official P T Rasith Kumar for allegedly siphoning off twelve lakh rupees in temple funds, with further investigations sought into financial irregularities at two additional shrines.
The VACB registered an FIR against reinstated sub-inspector Arun Mohan for allegedly misappropriating £2,790 in traffic fines by issuing 'pending' instead of 'received' receipts across three Kasaragod stations, risking dismissal.
The Kerala High Court refused to stay an order directing FIRs against former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and others in the CMRL-Exalogic case, while reserving its judgment on the appeals.
Following a High Court directive, Kerala's anti-corruption bureau registered FIRs against former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, his family, and others, alleging illicit financial transactions, bribery, and money laundering involving substantial unaccounted funds.
A Vigilance probe into alleged construction irregularities in Kochi's LIFE Mission flats, following resident protests and the Chief Minister's strong remarks, will examine structural compromises and financial cutbacks.
CPM state secretary M V Govindan termed the clean chit given to Chief Minister V D Satheesan in the Punarjani case 'extraordinary', alleging violations despite previous probes finding no incriminatory evidence.
The Kerala High Court ordered the investigating officer to submit a final report within one month in a microfinance scam case against Vellappally Natesan and others, stemming from alleged irregularities dating back to 2016.
The Devaswom Bench of the High Court, which read the report, expressed strong disapproval regarding the careless and casual manner in which records have been maintained.
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