C.K. Janu’s voice samples collected in poll bribery case
The Hindu
Alleged payment of ₹35 lakh to Ms. Janu to contest as NDA candidate from Sulthan Bathery
The Crime Branch (CB) unit from Wayanad on Friday collected the voice samples of Janadhipathya Rashtriya Party (JRP) leaders C.K. Janu and Praseetha Azhikode and BJP Wayanad district secretary Prasanth Malayavayal at the Chitranjali Studio at Kakkanad in the alleged election bribery case.
The case was that BJP State president K. Surendran had allegedly paid a bribe of ₹35 lakh to Ms. Janu to contest as a National Democratic Alliance (NDA) candidate from Sulthan Bathery in Wayanad in the last Assembly elections.
While Ms. Janu is the second accused in the case, Ms. Azhikode and Mr. Malayavayal are witnesses for the time being.
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