The special investigation team (SIT) led by Cantonment ACP Stuart Keleler has started the suicide of the thiruvananthapuram Corporation Corporation Corporation. The PojaPapura police, originally recorded on unnatural death, had previously said that Anilkumar’s suicide note did not refer to anyone. Keleler said that the study focuses on the circumstances of his death. “We have notified society to submit the documents. If necessary, we question other society’s owners’ owners. Currently, the sections have not been revised,” keleler said. Police have applied for financial statements, inspection reports and other relevant documents from society.
Kanilkamar, 58, who was a Valiyasala Farm Tour Courtive Society, was found dead in his ward office in Thirumala on Saturday. His suicide report returned from the office showed that debts had accumulated in society because people who took huge amounts because the loan did not pay. This led to a situation where society did not pay the maturity of fixed deposits to investors. Anilkumar’s note was read that there was so much money to be returned and no legal measures were started to return the neglecters. The Administrative Committee had not committed any abuse in society.
The CPM district leadership had demanded a test for his death, claiming that BJP workers were responsible for driving anilkamar to suicide. The Ministry of Cooperation has already launched the sensor’s law under a preliminary investigation. This is done to set responsibility for those who have been given the administration of society. According to the rules, the controller may order the study after it has been found that some persons responsible for the management of society have made any fees against law and the rules and have caused the loss or damage of the property or have fraudulently retained any money or property belonging to society.
It has become apparent that Anilkamar ended his life when the post of Thiruvananthapuram, the registrar of the cooperative region, was in progress. “We have completed the first level of research under sections 65 and 66 of the Act. Once the offense is set up, we will continue the study under section 68, which is now underway. It will be completed in about three months,” said the cooperation department official.
The cooperative’s assistant register test report showed that a society that caused a loss of 14.14 LAKH by giving loans by violating the circulation. The report recommended that the secretary be charged an 18 % interest loss. The report also mentions payments of SEK 4.11 in the Pravasi deposit system, which society leads.
The President of Society had to pay 3.3 LAKH facilities, which he had included in the pre -payment report. Society’s test was also discovered that members of society were given SEK 2,54 loans that violate the rules of society and the provisions of the cooperative law. The Vattiyokorkavu unit inspector is believed to be responsible for the responsibility and violations of the Keski’s office.