Kerala Government extends Sivasankar's suspension for the third time
The Hindu
Special Correspondent
Former Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, M. Sivasankar, will remain suspended from service for a further period of six months. The embattled bureaucrat, who was for long the face of the CM's office in the previous Left Democratic Front (LDF) government, had come under a cloud after being embroiled in the politically stormy UAE diplomatic channel gold smuggling case last year.More Related News
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