R Balakrishnan Pillai is Sentenced for Idamalayar Corruption.

Posted Date: 11-Feb-2011	Category: Political Parties	Rating:
Author: Lijin T	Member Level: Gold	Points: 10

Former Kerala Minister R Balakrishnan Pillai is Sentenced for Idamalayar Corruption. This article covers details regarding the caused of sentence of R Balakrishnan Pillai and other events associated with.

Former Kerala Minister R Balakrishnan Pillai is sentenced to jail for one year for corruption. The decision was taken by SC on 10th February 2011, on a charge against the 20 years old Idamalayar dam corruption case. R Balakrishnan Pillai was the electricity Minister of Kerala state on that time.

The bench of Justice included P Sathasivan and B S Chauhan. They found that former Electricity Minister is guilty for a conspiracy of Rs. 2 crore to KSEB by awarding construction contracts to Paulose at an inflated rate. Balakrishna Pillai was given a five year sentecne by the High COurt in 1999. The petition was filed by V. S Achuthananthan in 1991. After hearing the Justice, Pillai responded to media - "I'm innocent. Kerala chief minister Achuthanandan has been after me for 25 years. It is political vendetta. Let him be happy now."

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