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Kerala Minister KT Jaleel Resigns After Lokayukta Finds Him Guilty Of Nepotism Kerala Minister KT Jaleel Resigns After Lokayukta Finds Him Guilty Of Nepotism KT Jaleel hit out at an alleged media syndicate , besides the Congress and Indian Union Muslim League, for a witch hunt of two years against him.
KT Jaleel has moved the Kerala High Court against the Lokayukta report.
Thiruvananthapuram:
In a setback to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan s government, the Kerala Higher Education Minister, KT Jaleel, today resigned days after the state Lokayukta held him guilty of nepotism, abuse of power, favouritism and stated that the minister should not continue in his post .
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Minister KT Jaleel Moves Kerala High Court Against Lokayukta Order Charging Him With Nepotism
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K T Jaleel, Kerala s Minister for Higher Education and Minority Welfare has moved the Kerala High Court against the report of the Kerala Lok Ayukta charging him with nepotism, abuse of power and favouritism in giving government appointment to his second cousin by altering norms.
Specifically under challenge is Paragraph 54 of the said Report, wherein the Lok Ayukta comprising Justices
Cyriac Joseph (former Supreme Court judge) and
Harun-Ul-Rashid (former High Court judge) held that that Jaleel should not continue as a Member of the Council of Ministers on account of the charges against him.