IUML orders probe into resolution against Minister Basheer; Jaleel questions ‘ED silence’
The IUML has launched an inquiry into a resolution alleging financial misconduct by Minister P.K. Basheer regarding college admissions. Meanwhile, CPI(M) leader K.T. Jaleel has criticized the Enforcement Directorate for its perceived inaction on these allegations while questioning the agency's past investigations into his own affairs.
Why it matters
This highlights ongoing political tensions and allegations of corruption within Kerala's political landscape, involving both ruling and opposition parties.
The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) district committee has ordered an inquiry into a resolution against Public Works Minister P.K. Basheer at the party’s monsoon camp organised by the Thenhipalam panchayat committee.
The resolution alleged that money was being taken in connection with admissions to EMEA College of Arts and Science, Kondotty, and named Mr. Basheer in connection with the allegation. It was presented outside the agenda approved by the party.
The district committee directed the camp facilitator and the constituency committee to investigate the incident and submit reports. Party leaders said disciplinary action would be taken against those found to have violated party rules.
Meanwhile, CPI(M) leader and former Local Administration Minister K.T. Jaleel questioned the alleged inaction on the part of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on allegations against Mr. Basheer and other IUML leaders.
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