CPM Mannarkkad Area Committee has handed over the evidence and account documents on the financial fraud complaint against the KTDC Chairman and former MLA P K Sasi. CPM State secretariat member Puthalath Dineshan collected the evidence on the allegations from the complainants.

P K Sasi maintains that a few have given a fake complaint against him to settle personal grudges. The State leadership had received a complaint that Sasi had made extensive financial fraud in the administration of the Cooperative institution and in the party’s fundraising for organising a programme.

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Though it was directed to discuss and resolve the issue at a regional level, the complainants approached the State leadership with more evidence for a second time.

Following this, State secretary M V Govindan appointed Puthalath Dineshan as the enquiry commission during the Palakkad District secretariate meeting. Within two weeks since Govindan’s statement that there is no enquiry against P K Sasi, Puthalath Dineshan reached Mannarkkad Area Committee Office.

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Of the 21-member committee, 4 members handed over clear evidence against Sasi. The Commission has also recorded P K Sasi’s statement regarding the accounts. P K Sasi has sought one week to respond to the accounts given by the Area Committee.  

In the Area Committee meeting, a section of leaders alleged that a few are trying to settle their personal vengeance against Sasi. District secretary E N Suresh Babu said that there is no point in making allegations and that it is natural to enquire and find out the truth when there is a complaint. The district secretary clarified that it is not the person, but the party that is important.

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The enquiry commission would record the statements of more leaders and the report would be submitted to the State leadership within a month.

 

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