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Former Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy Dies At 72
Former Kerala minister and NCP state president Thomas Chandy, MLA, passed away in Kochi on Friday, NCP sources said.
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Kerala Top Cop Suspension Over Criticising Chief Minister Extended
Kerala's Director General of Police Jacob Thomas, who was suspended for criticising the Pinarayi Vijayan government in the wake of cyclone Ockhi disaster, was asked to continue in suspension for another six months, in a fresh order issued on Friday.
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Kerala Court Tells Vigilance Bureau To Charge Ex-Minister Thomas Chandy
A court in Kerala's Kottayam today directed the Kerala Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau to register a case against former state minister Thomas Chandy for allegedly violating rules in laying a road through paddy fields to a lake resort owned by him in Alappuzha district.
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No Truth In Allegations, Will Move Top Court, Says Thomas Chandy
A defiant Thomas Chandy, who resigned from the Pinarayi Vijayan cabinet today over land encroachment charges, said there was no truth in the allegations against him.
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Kerala's Richest Minister Thomas Chandy, Accused Of Land-Grabbing, Resigns
Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy has resigned amid allegations of corruption, which were confirmed by a court on Tuesday. He is the third minister to resign since the Left-led government came to power last year.
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Decision On Thomas Chandy At Appropriate Time: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
Amid increasing demands for the resignation of Transport Minister Thomas Chandy, who is facing encroachment charges, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said that an "appropriate decision" would be taken at the right time.
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Court Slams Thomas Chandy, Kerala Chief Minister May Have To Lose Him
In a big set back to the Left government in Kerala, the high court has sided with a report that indicts a minister, Thomas Chandy, for grabbing land illegally.
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Left Asks Pinarayi Vijayan To Take Decision On Scam Accussed Minister
A meeting of the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala today decided to entrust Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan with taking an appropriate decision on whether Thomas Chandy, who is facing allegations of land encroachment, should continue as the transport minister.
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Kerala Minister Accused Of Land Encroachment Worth Crores
Right by the side of the beautiful Vemabanad backwaters in Kerala's Alappuzha district, around 150 kms from Thiruvananthapuram, lies the controversial plot owned by Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy - state's richest legislator.
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Official Report Confirms Land Encroachment By Kerala Minister: Sources
In an embarrassment for the Left government in Kerala, a probe report by the Alappuzha District Collector has confirmed reports of encroachment by state Transport Minister Thomas Chandy, who is also a prominent businessman, popularly known as Kuwait Chandy.
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Kerala Minister In Trouble Over Land Encroachment Allegations
Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy, also a well-known businessman, seems to be in trouble over allegations of land encroachment. According to a preliminary report by the Alappuzha District Collect, the Lake Palace Resort - owned by Mr Chandy - has illegally encroached areas of the Punnamada Lake.
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In Kerala's Puthuppally, 26-Year-Old Takes On Chief Minister Chandy
It's not often that a first timer takes on a Chief Minister who has contested 10 Assembly elections successfully, but Puthuppally in Kottayam district is witnessing a 26-year-old CPM candidate take on a 73-year-old Oommen Chandy, Kerala's current Chief Minister.
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Kerala Chief Minister Downplays Police Officer's Alleged Move for Legal Action
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today played down the move by controversial Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Jacob Thomas to seek legal action against him, saying that "sanction will be given at that moment itself when permission is sought."
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Law Officers Shouldn't Have Any Conflict With Judiciary: Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy
Law officers working under the Advocate General should not have any conflict with the judiciary, but adopt a positive attitude towards criticism against their style of functioning and move forward, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said today.
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Opposition Walks Out of Kerala Assembly on Attorney General Issue
The opposition today walked out of the Kerala assembly in protest against the chair's ruling against a discussion on the high court's observations against Advocate General (AG) KP Dhandapani.
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Former Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy Dies At 72
Former Kerala minister and NCP state president Thomas Chandy, MLA, passed away in Kochi on Friday, NCP sources said.
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Kerala Top Cop Suspension Over Criticising Chief Minister Extended
Kerala's Director General of Police Jacob Thomas, who was suspended for criticising the Pinarayi Vijayan government in the wake of cyclone Ockhi disaster, was asked to continue in suspension for another six months, in a fresh order issued on Friday.
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Kerala Court Tells Vigilance Bureau To Charge Ex-Minister Thomas Chandy
A court in Kerala's Kottayam today directed the Kerala Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau to register a case against former state minister Thomas Chandy for allegedly violating rules in laying a road through paddy fields to a lake resort owned by him in Alappuzha district.
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No Truth In Allegations, Will Move Top Court, Says Thomas Chandy
A defiant Thomas Chandy, who resigned from the Pinarayi Vijayan cabinet today over land encroachment charges, said there was no truth in the allegations against him.
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Kerala's Richest Minister Thomas Chandy, Accused Of Land-Grabbing, Resigns
Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy has resigned amid allegations of corruption, which were confirmed by a court on Tuesday. He is the third minister to resign since the Left-led government came to power last year.
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Decision On Thomas Chandy At Appropriate Time: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
Amid increasing demands for the resignation of Transport Minister Thomas Chandy, who is facing encroachment charges, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said that an "appropriate decision" would be taken at the right time.
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Court Slams Thomas Chandy, Kerala Chief Minister May Have To Lose Him
In a big set back to the Left government in Kerala, the high court has sided with a report that indicts a minister, Thomas Chandy, for grabbing land illegally.
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Left Asks Pinarayi Vijayan To Take Decision On Scam Accussed Minister
A meeting of the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF in Kerala today decided to entrust Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan with taking an appropriate decision on whether Thomas Chandy, who is facing allegations of land encroachment, should continue as the transport minister.
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Kerala Minister Accused Of Land Encroachment Worth Crores
Right by the side of the beautiful Vemabanad backwaters in Kerala's Alappuzha district, around 150 kms from Thiruvananthapuram, lies the controversial plot owned by Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy - state's richest legislator.
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Official Report Confirms Land Encroachment By Kerala Minister: Sources
In an embarrassment for the Left government in Kerala, a probe report by the Alappuzha District Collector has confirmed reports of encroachment by state Transport Minister Thomas Chandy, who is also a prominent businessman, popularly known as Kuwait Chandy.
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Kerala Minister In Trouble Over Land Encroachment Allegations
Kerala Minister Thomas Chandy, also a well-known businessman, seems to be in trouble over allegations of land encroachment. According to a preliminary report by the Alappuzha District Collect, the Lake Palace Resort - owned by Mr Chandy - has illegally encroached areas of the Punnamada Lake.
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In Kerala's Puthuppally, 26-Year-Old Takes On Chief Minister Chandy
It's not often that a first timer takes on a Chief Minister who has contested 10 Assembly elections successfully, but Puthuppally in Kottayam district is witnessing a 26-year-old CPM candidate take on a 73-year-old Oommen Chandy, Kerala's current Chief Minister.
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Kerala Chief Minister Downplays Police Officer's Alleged Move for Legal Action
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today played down the move by controversial Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Jacob Thomas to seek legal action against him, saying that "sanction will be given at that moment itself when permission is sought."
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Law Officers Shouldn't Have Any Conflict With Judiciary: Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy
Law officers working under the Advocate General should not have any conflict with the judiciary, but adopt a positive attitude towards criticism against their style of functioning and move forward, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said today.
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Opposition Walks Out of Kerala Assembly on Attorney General Issue
The opposition today walked out of the Kerala assembly in protest against the chair's ruling against a discussion on the high court's observations against Advocate General (AG) KP Dhandapani.
