Blame game over suicide of NRI bizman after licence denial to his multi-crore auditorium

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June 21, 2019

Kasaragod, Jun 21: After the family members of NRI businessman Parayil Sajan, who committed suicide on June 18, has alleged that he ended his life after the Communist Party of India (Marxist)-ruled Anthoor municipality denied the mandatory permission to his newly constructed multi-crore convention centre at Bakkalam in Kannur, the Kannur party leadership is seeking to blame municipal officials for the delay in issuing the permits.

CPI (M) district secretary M.V. Jayarajan, who visited the bereaved family on Thursday along with party leaders P. Jayarajan and P.K. Sreemathy, said the municipal officials were responsible for the delay in issuing the permits for Sajan’s Partha Convention Centre. 

Anthoor municipal chairperson P.K. Shyamala, wife of senior CPI(M) leader M.V. Govindan, had already said his applications for the permits had been handled by municipal officials. Minister for Local Self-Government A.C. Moideen announced in Thiruvananthapuram that four officials of the municipality were placed under suspension pending inquiry.

Efforts to blame the municipal officials are being made in the wake of the allegation by Sajan’s family that Ms. Shyamala had deliberately created issues, delaying the issuance of permits. A CPI(M) sympathiser, Sajan had tried to get the permits with the help of Mr. P. Jayarajan. Sources close to the family said the chairperson had been bent on creating problems even after Sajan rectified the problems raised by the officials.

Meanwhile, the Congress demanded that the municipal chairperson and the secretary be charged with murder. Inaugurating a party workers’ march to the municipality office on Thursday, District Congress Committtee president Satheeshan Pacheni said it was learnt that Sajan had left a suicide note in which he had mentioned the names of the municipal authorities and officials.

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May 14,2020

Bengaluru, May 14: Michael Madhu was one of the popular actors in Sandalwood. He was widely known for portraying comedy roles. The news of his demise has come as a shock to all the members in the Kannada film industry and also his fans. Michael Madhu died on May 13 after suffering from a heart attack. As per a report in Zoom, the actor was rushed to the KIMS Hospital in Bengaluru after he suddenly collapsed at his home.

Michael Madhu, in his career spanning of almost two decades, has acted in more than 300 films. Some of his notable works include Bhajarangi, Shhh! and Ashwamedha. Besides being an impeccable actor, especially his perfect comic timings, Michael was also passionate about dancing and was huge fan of Michael Jackson. This was one of the major reasons why he added Michael to his name. He had entered the film industry with an aim to become a popular choreographer, but destiny had something else in store for him. Michael Madhu is survived by his wife and two daughters.

Fans of Michael Madhu have been sharing condolences on social media ever since the news of his death hit the internet. As per a report in media, the actor’s last rites will take place today.

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August 8,2020

Bengaluru, Aug 8: Former Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy on Saturday demanded that the state government drop its plan to provide doorstep delivery of liquor.

"After faltering in mopping up revenue, the state government is mulling over allowing doorstep delivery of liquor by enabling online sales and starting new MSIL liquor shops in rural areas. I demand that the state government drop its plans," he tweeted.

"I came to know that the excise commissioner is keen to hold talks with a private firm to enable online sale of liquor. The government should back out from such a foolish decision. Otherwise, agitation is inevitable," Kumaraswamy said.

He said opening new liquor shops or online delivery will ruin the health of society.

"Post-COVID outbreak and subsequent lockdown, people are facing financial distress, struggling to lead day-to-day life. 

The government must withdraw such an imprudent decision to deliver liquor at doorsteps. Opening new liquor shops or the decision of online delivery in times of distress like this will spoil society's health. 

It is not fair for the government to fill its coffers by robbing people's money," he said in a series of tweets.

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May 3,2020

Mangaluru,  May 3: An unidentified vehicle mowed down a 62-year-old security guard near Guruvayanakere, Belthangady taluk, on Saturday.

The deceased Lingappa Moolya was returning to his home in Guruvayanakere on a two-wheeler when the hit-and-run case took place. Police said he was hit by a truck. A guard at an ATM, Moolya was also an active member of the local Kulala Association.

A case was registered at Belthangady police station.

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