Kerala Governor Summons Officials Over Gold Smuggling Allegations

By A Staff Reporter

In a significant development, Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan has called for the State Chief Secretary and DGP to present themselves at Raj Bhavan tomorrow at 4 PM. This summons comes in response to remarks made by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan concerning gold smuggling in Malappuram. The CM expressed serious concerns that the proceeds from these illegal activities may be financing anti-state and anti-national operations, raising alarms about the implications for security and governance in the state.

The Governor's directive aims to clarify the government's position on the issue and to ensure accountability from the state’s top officials. It reflects the seriousness with which the Raj Bhavan is treating these allegations, underscoring the need for a thorough investigation into the potential misuse of smuggled funds.

During the meeting, the Chief Secretary and DGP are expected to provide insights into the state’s current measures to combat gold smuggling and to outline any ongoing investigations into the matter. The outcome of this meeting could have implications for the state’s approach to illegal activities and security protocols. As the situation unfolds, both the public and political observers are keenly awaiting the responses from the Governor’s office and state officials.