RAMESH CHENNITHALA
Kerala Home Minister directs Vigilance to examine Rs 2 crore bribery allegation against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has directed the VACB to investigate new bribery allegations against Gyanesh Kumar. The allegations involve a former contractor who claims Kumar demanded a bribe during a road construction project. This project was part of the Kerala State Transport Project conducted nearly two decades ago. A previous Vigilance inquiry was closed without establishing the claims made by the contractor.
Police can break bones but not 'satyagraha': Rahul Gandhi slams police 'brutalities' against students
The Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha also stressed that "brutality by Home Minister Amit Shah's Delhi Police" will not go unchecked and the Congress will pursue every legal route against the officers responsible.
Case registered against BJP councillor Sreelekha over remarks against Rahul Gandhi
Police filed a case against R Sreelekha after her controversial remarks about Rahul Gandhi at a BJP event. Sreelekha criticized Gandhi's conduct and compared it to drug influence, which sparked backlash from Congress leaders. A complaint was lodged by Congress leader K S Sabarinadhan, prompting police action in Kollam district. They plan to review video evidence from the event as part of the investigation.
Constitution torn up, fighting to restore democracy in country, says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi emphasized the INDIA bloc's singular mission to restore democracy during a meeting with opposition leaders. He criticized the government's attempts to restrict protests at Jantar Mantar and promised to fight against these restrictions. Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of undermining democratic institutions and the Constitution. Kerala Minister Ramesh Chennithala supported Gandhi's claims and attacked the Chief Election Commissioner for damaging electoral processes.
Kerala Police to deploy robots for traffic control, disaster response: Minister Ramesh Chennithala
Kerala's Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala announced plans to strengthen cybersecurity measures in the state. The Cyberdome will address emerging threats such as identity theft and financial fraud. Advanced robots will be developed to assist with traffic management and disaster response. Public-private partnerships and international cooperation are essential for tackling global cybersecurity challenges. Training personnel and raising awareness about threats will be priorities for the government.
'Examining old case involving CEC Gyanesh Kumar': Keralam Vigilance Director Manoj Abraham
Kerala Vigilance Director Manoj Abraham said Thursday that the department is examining an old case involving Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and is likely to take a decision within a week. The inquiry relates to alleged irregularities during Kumar’s tenure as PWD Secretary in 2006 and allegations of external influence.
IAF a pivotal force: Keralam Home Minister on Air Force Day
Indian Air Force Day is celebrated on October 8 to honor the establishment of the force. Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala stated that the Air Force plays a crucial role in national security. BJP state president Rajeev Chandrasekhar acknowledged the growth of the Air Force's capabilities under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Both leaders expressed respect and gratitude for the Air Force personnel's dedication and service.
SC issues notice to Centre, EC on plea seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s suspension, may annul decisions if they breached law
The Supreme Court has issued notices regarding a plea seeking the suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Opposition parties have raised concerns over the unilateral decisions made during the electoral rolls revision process. Protests have occurred in multiple states, demanding Kumar's resignation and an end to the Special Intensive Revision exercise. The Election Commission maintains that its decisions were reached unanimously despite internal disagreements.
Kerala orders probe against CEC Gyanesh Kumar reopening two-decade old suicide case
A Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau investigation has been ordered regarding the allegations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. These allegations date back to his tenure as the Public Works Department secretary in 2006. The probe will specifically examine irregularities in awarding public works contracts and the death of Malaysian engineer Lee See Been. Previously, an inquiry into these matters was reportedly stalled due to external influences.
Uddhav calls CEC Gyanesh Kumar ‘BJP’s weapon’ as Thackeray cousins lead Mumbai protest
Uddhav Thackeray alleged that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar serves as a tool for the BJP government. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Maharashtra be canceled. Both leaders participated in a protest march that culminated in a rally at the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation headquarters. Various state leaders joined them in demanding the resignation of the CEC over election irregularities.
BJP alleges security, intelligence lapses during Amit Shah's Keralam visit
BJP national secretary K Surendran raised concerns about security and intelligence failures during Amit Shah's visit to Keralam. Youth Congress activists staged a black flag protest while Shah's convoy was en route. Surendran accused local police of not anticipating the protest and not ensuring adequate security measures. He also noted that Keralam ministers faced backlash from Yuva Morcha members following the incident.
Strict action against agencies duping people with foreign job, education offers: Kerala HM Chennithala after complaints surged
Keralam Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala announced that police will crack down on fraudulent job agencies. Complaints have surged from young job seekers who were cheated after paying fees for promised jobs. The fraud cases also include scams related to college admissions and medical studies abroad. Chennithala confirmed that agencies involved in these scams are under police surveillance.
Congress reshuffles Punjab ahead of polls, brings Sachin Pilot in, moves Bhupesh Baghel out
The Congress party has taken steps to address the internal rifts in Punjab by appointing Sachin Pilot to lead the poll preparations. Following Bhupesh Baghel's reassignment to Assam due to unresolved conflicts, this reshuffle hints at more significant changes in the Punjab unit. Meanwhile, K C Venugopal stays in charge of organizational matters while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's exact responsibilities remain undefined.
Congress appoints Sachin Pilot as Punjab in-charge, Surjewala gets Gujarat, Baghel moved to Assam
The All India Congress Committee announced significant party functionary appointments and reassignments. Sachin Pilot is now General Secretary In-charge for Punjab, and Randeep Singh Surjewala for Gujarat. Bhupesh Baghel has been appointed General Secretary In-charge of Assam state. Several other leaders received new responsibilities for various state units. These changes come as parties prepare for upcoming assembly elections.
Kerala govt will withdraw cases against NEET protestors: Home Minister
Kerala government will withdraw all cases registered during NEET protests. This decision follows requests from Rahul Gandhi and Chief Minister V D Satheesan. Youth organisations and political parties had organized demonstrations across the state. These protests expressed solidarity with the NEET examination agitation. The Home Minister directed the DGP not to proceed with these cases.
Kerala Congress puts up a United Front for 2016 Assembly polls
Senior Congress leaders in state on Thursday sent out a call for unity in the party and in United Democratic Front (UDF).
Congress daily lauds Karunakaran, takes a dig at CM Oommen Chandy
The editorial by Congress mouthpiece `Veekshanam' on K Karunakaran praising the work done by him was seen as an attempt to belittle CM Chandy indirectly .
BJP force in Kerala, says Kerala home minister Ramesh Chennithala
In a confidential letter to the Congress high command, Kerala home minister Ramesh Chennithala said “BJP has become a force” after the recent local body polls.
Online prostitution: Kerala government to probe Kiss of Love protest
However, the minister said he did not believe that all those who participated in the 'KoL' protest, against moral policing, had such intention.
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