In a bold move, Keralam's home minister Ramesh Chennithala has called for a renewed inquiry into a decades-old corruption case linked to chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and a World Bank road initiative. The case gained notoriety after Malaysian engineer Lee See Been reportedly ended his life amid claims of harassment by public works officials.
In a bold move, Keralam's home minister Ramesh Chennithala has called for a renewed inquiry into a decades-old corruption case linked to chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and a World Bank road initiative. The case gained notoriety after Malaysian engineer Lee See Been reportedly ended his life amid claims of harassment by public works officials.
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