Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) chief K Sudhakaran has strongly denied any role in the cheating case involving Monson Mavunkal. Sudhakaran emphasized that he had no personal or professional dealings with Mavunkal and expressed shock upon learning about the allegations against him.
Crime Branch Registers Case Against Monson Mavunkal
The Crime Branch of Kerala Police has filed a case against Monson Mavunkal on charges of cheating and forgery. Mavunkal is accused of defrauding numerous individuals, including politicians, businessmen, and celebrities, of crores of rupees.
Sudhakaran’s Statement and Cooperation
Sudhakaran clarified that while he had encountered Mavunkal at social events, he had never met him privately. He stated that he never received any gifts or favors from Mavunkal and had not invested any money in his businesses. Sudhakaran expressed willingness to cooperate fully with the ongoing police investigation and expressed confidence in being exonerated from any wrongdoing.
Key Details about the Case
- Mavunkal identifies himself as an antique dealer and art collector, allegedly duping people by posing as a government official and claiming access to rare and valuable antiques.
- The police have seized numerous antiques and valuable items from Mavunkal’s residence. Additionally, they have confiscated various documents, including contracts and receipts, that they consider evidence of Mavunkal’s fraudulent activities.
- Mavunkal has been arrested and is presently in judicial custody, vehemently denying all allegations against him.
- The police investigation remains ongoing, and they continue to search for additional victims. A public warning has been issued, urging caution regarding Mavunkal and his associates.
Stay updated on the developments of this case as the police delve deeper into the investigation to bring justice to the victims affected by Mavunkal’s alleged fraudulent activities.
