Crime Branch to probe bribery case against BJP chief, Janu
The Hindu
Allegation that Surendran paid ₹50 lakh to the tribal leader
Wayanad District Police Chief Aravind Sukumar has directed the District Crime Branch officials to investigate a case registered in connection with the charge that Bharatiya Janata Party State president K. Surendran had paid Janadhipathya Rashtriya Party leader and tribal leader C.K. Janu ₹50 lakh to ensure her allegiance to the National Democratic Alliance. A team lead by R. Manoj Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police (Crime Branch, Wayanad) would investigate the case, Mr. Sukumar said. The Sulthan Bathery police registered a case against Mr. Surendran and Ms. Janu following an order of the First Class Judicial Magistrate here on a complaint filed by Muslim Student Federation (MSF) State president P.K. Navas.
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