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#1  |  Jul 26, 09:14 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Case against six media organisations in Kerala for circulating fake news on CPI(M) leader P.K. Sreemathiโ€™s pension

Case registered based on the Kerala leaderโ€™s complaint. The six accused named in the FIR are Janam TV, Karma News, Daily Hunt, Bharat Live, Janmabhumi daily, and Kannur evening daily Sudhinam

#2  |  Jul 23, 15:02 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

A namesake creates trouble for former Kerala Minister P.K. Sreemathi

CPI(M) leader accused of drawing a pension claiming to be the wife of a former MLA. Allegation stems from confusion with another P.K. Sreemathi, widow of former Kunnamkulam MLA P.R. Krishnan, who received the pension till 2020

#3  |  Jul 22, 11:37 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Court rejects bail for two more CPI(M) activists in ED attack case

#4  |  Jul 21, 11:12 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

CPI(M) office-bearer, 200 others booked for blocking police officers

#5  |  Jul 18, 10:54 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Probe reveals โ‚น10-crore alleged fraud at CPI(M)-controlled Thopramkudy Co-operative Bank in Idukki

#6  |  Jul 13, 05:48 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Baruipur rape-murder: CPI(M) leader, held for violence, says police action 'politically motivated'

Mr. Ali is the first political leader to be arrested in connection with the violence that broke out in the locality in South 24 Pargana districtโ€™s Baruipur police station area on July 5

Court denies bail to CPI(M) workers accused of assaulting ED officials

No relief for 10 CPI(M) workers, including former councillor I.P. Binu, who are accused of assaulting ED officials during a raid on the residence of Leader of Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan two months ago.ย 

Karuvannur bank fraud case: CPI(M) leaders A.C. Moideen, K. Radhakrishnan, M.M. Varghese get bail

Bail granted by Special Court for Prevention of Money Laundering Act in Kochi. The CPI(M) leaders, among the additional accused, had filed objections and contended that allegations in complaint were not sufficient to proceed against them for offence under Section 4 of PMLA