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A Division Bench had denied former Chief Minister the permission to appeal against Single Bench order, after which he approached Supreme Court, which stayed the order for seven days and redirected the matter to be considered again
Counsel for Pinarayi informs ED officials in Kochi that he will not appear for questioning as Supreme Court has stayed a Kerala Police probe into FIR registered against him, daughter T. Veena and son-in-law Mohamed Riyas in the case
Officials say the move was intended to ensure that Pinarayi received the summons and appeared for questioning as directed. The CPI(M) leader was, however, not present at the residence when the officials arrived
Development projects valued at ₹40,000 crore have completed through KIIFB, says the Leader of the Opposition of Keralam. He says the State will resist any attempt to scuttle KIIFB
Summons issued under Prevention of Money Laundering Act under which ED has booked a case taking cognisance of a recent State police FIR in the matter
Sidharth Luthra, appearing for Mr. Vijayan, mentioned the plea for urgent listing before a Bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, saying an FIR has been registered in the case
A Single Bench of the court had earlier directed the registration of an FIR including offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
Former Bengal CM, detained near MPs’ flats, says she and her colleagues were treated like 'criminals’; Keralam’s ex-CM was picked up from Kerala House; his party MP John Brittas alleges that ‘basic civil liberties are being taken away’
Pinarayi, Riyas and Veena denied an opportunity to be heard, which can be construed as denial of natural justice and could be challenged in the High Court or the Supreme Court, they say. Some also say that single judge’s order bypasses a law that mandates approval from the competent authority to conduct inquiry into public servants
P.K. Krishnadas alleges UDF’s handling of ED’s demand for a criminal case against Pinarayi Vijayan has again exposed CPI(M)’s ‘symbiotic relationship' with Congress in Keralam
In a letter to the Home Minister, the CPI(M) veteran alleged that the decision by the Youth Congress to commence its march from the hostel premises instead of its usual protest venues was a deliberate attempt to provoke violence
Says crises are being engineered to enable private firms to reap exorbitant profits