Thiruvananthapuram: BJP President of the State K Surendran leveled allegations of corruption towards members of the Dyfi State Committee in connection with the Central Fund for the development of scheduled caste.
He alleged that the scandal occurred with the knowledge of the top CPM leaders, including the former Minister of SC / ST Balan and acting state secretary at this time Vijayaraghavan.
Surendran revealed the name of the Dyfi member as Prathin Krishna from Thiruvananthapuram.
He alleged that the Lakh Rupee intended for SC development was also transferred from the Treasury account to the Father’s account Prathin Parthasarathy Krishna and Mrs.
Ushakumari S.
Corruption was carried out by using support from the Tech City Tech company promoter.
Lakh Rupee from funds has entered the account of various other CPM members since 2016.
This is only the top of the iceberg, the BJP leader said.
In addition, Vijayaraghavan and Balan, the scandal is also known as the host of other CPM leaders, including KadakamPally Surendran, V K Madhu, Jayan Babu and S Rajalal.
The minister’s head must explain this and he must order direct questions.
“There is enough evidence to prove that the Dyfi leader is involved in triggering funds.
Complaints have been given to Him to Vijayaraghavan.
But party leadership ignores complaints,” he added.
The minister confirmed the meanwhile, Minister SC / ST Revare K Radhakrishnan explained that there would be an action in this case and had been taken to the notice of the Minister of Chief.
Requests have been ordered and all involved will be brought before the law, the Minister said.
However, two City Corporation employees have been indicted by stealing money intended for poor people from the scheduled caste and they have been suspended from services.
The police suspect that more employees can be involved in fraud.
Both officers have transferred money for months to bank accounts where they have access.
Fraud was reported from the Kerala Development Castes Corporate Office scheduled in the city corporation.
District officers found that the two officers connected the bank details of their relatives in the beneficiary account.
After the monetary assistance request is approved, the money should be saved to the beneficitor’s account.
The Museum police have submitted cases against senior officers U R Rahul and Sangeeetha promoter fields.
Sangeeetha was accused of stealing at least R 2.75 lakh and Rahul around Rs 4 Lakh between August and March.
It is not clear whether they did before August.