In 2006, Gyanesh Kumar  served as Secretary of the state PWD. During his tenure, a bribery claim had emerged after a suicide note of a Malaysian engineer, who was part of a World Bank-aided Road work project executed by a Malaysian and Indian joint venture called PATI-BEL.
In 2006, Gyanesh Kumar  served as Secretary of the state PWD. During his tenure, a bribery claim had emerged after a suicide note of a Malaysian engineer, who was part of a World Bank-aided Road work project executed by a Malaysian and Indian joint venture called PATI-BEL.
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In 2006, Gyanesh Kumar &nbsp;served as Secretary of the state PWD. During his tenure, a bribery claim had emerged after a suicide note of a Malaysian engineer, who was part of a World Bank-aided Road work project executed by a Malaysian and Indian joint venture called PATI-BEL.
