Activist Girish Babu who filed plea in opposition to Kerala CM’s daughter discovered lifeless, cardiac arrest suspected

By Express News Service

KOCHI: Activist Girish Babu (47) was discovered lifeless in his house in Kalamassery on Monday morning. 

According to the police, the preliminary investigation behind the loss of life suggests he died after a cardiac arrest. Girish was present process remedy for health-related points, which he additionally printed by means of a Facebook submit final month. The police reached Girish’s home and began the inquest proceedings.

Girish has been residing along with his household in Kalamassery and it was his spouse who discovered him lifeless within the bed room this morning, police stated. “It seems like a case of cardiac arrest. However, we can reach a final conclusion only based on the autopsy report,” stated a police officer.
 

Several public curiosity petitions filed by Girish have created a political stir in Kerala. The circumstances, together with the Palarivattom flyover rip-off and the ‘month-to-month funds’ allegations in opposition to Veena Vijayan, daughter of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, hogged headlines lately.

He moved to the Vigilance Court in Muvattupuzha, searching for an investigation into the alleged bribe paid by Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd. (CMRL) to Veena Vijayan. However, the court docket rejected the petition lately. Following this, he moved the High Court to listen to the case. Girish’s loss of life got here whereas the court docket was about to think about his petition at the moment.

Girish, who sought the probe citing revelations by the Income Tax Interim Board of Settlement (ITIBS), New Delhi, named the CM, and UDF leaders Ramesh Chennithala, P Ok Kunhalikutty, and V Ok Ebrahimkunju within the petition, claiming they, too, obtained bribes from CMRL. Veena’s firm, Exalogic Solutions, CMRL, its MD S N Sasidharan Kartha, chief monetary officer Ok S Suresh Kumar, chief basic supervisor P Suresh Kumar, and cashier Ok M Vasudevan have been additionally been named within the plea

KOCHI: Activist Girish Babu (47) was discovered lifeless in his house in Kalamassery on Monday morning. 

According to the police, the preliminary investigation behind the loss of life suggests he died after a cardiac arrest. Girish was present process remedy for health-related points, which he additionally printed by means of a Facebook submit final month. The police reached Girish’s home and began the inquest proceedings.

Girish has been residing along with his household in Kalamassery and it was his spouse who discovered him lifeless within the bed room this morning, police stated. “It seems like a case of cardiac arrest. However, we can reach a final conclusion only based on the autopsy report,” stated a police officer.
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Several public curiosity petitions filed by Girish have created a political stir in Kerala. The circumstances, together with the Palarivattom flyover rip-off and the ‘month-to-month funds’ allegations in opposition to Veena Vijayan, daughter of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, hogged headlines lately.

He moved to the Vigilance Court in Muvattupuzha, searching for an investigation into the alleged bribe paid by Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd. (CMRL) to Veena Vijayan. However, the court docket rejected the petition lately. Following this, he moved the High Court to listen to the case. Girish’s loss of life got here whereas the court docket was about to think about his petition at the moment.

Girish, who sought the probe citing revelations by the Income Tax Interim Board of Settlement (ITIBS), New Delhi, named the CM, and UDF leaders Ramesh Chennithala, P Ok Kunhalikutty, and V Ok Ebrahimkunju within the petition, claiming they, too, obtained bribes from CMRL. Veena’s firm, Exalogic Solutions, CMRL, its MD S N Sasidharan Kartha, chief monetary officer Ok S Suresh Kumar, chief basic supervisor P Suresh Kumar, and cashier Ok M Vasudevan have been additionally been named within the plea