The crime department  wing of the Kerala police will examine the criticism of Thiruvananthapuram Mayor S Arya Rajendran concerning the  letter allegedly despatched by her to the CPI-M district secretary, Anavoor Nagappan

Mayor Arya Rajendran is  going through  allegation that she despatched a letter to CPI-M Thiruvananthapuram district secretary Anavoor Nagappan looking for a precedence listing from the occasion to nominate contract employees to the company.

The case can be supervised by the Thiruvananthapuram crime department SP S Madhusoodanan and can be investigated by the crime department DySP Jaleel Thottathil.

Mayor Arya Rajendran on Sunday met chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan at his official residence and handed over a criticism looking for a complete probe on the letter row.

Meanwhile, the CPI-M will even provoke an inside probe into the incident. The choice was taken in the occasion  district committee assembly on Monday.

In this connection, Congress and BJP demanded the resignation of Mayor Arya Rajendran  within the wake of the ‘jobs letter’.

The BJP Yuva Morcha employees and youth Congress employees on Monday staged protests earlier than the Corporation workplace demanding the resignation of the Mayor.

The police had to make use of water cannons twice to disperse the protesting Yuva Morcha employees and Youth Congress employees, once they tried to push the police barricades.  Later, the police took them into custody.

Meanwhile,BJP and LDF councillors clashed with one another contained in the Corporation workplace. The councillors locked Welfare Standing Committee Chairman S Salim in his workplace. The police managed to manage the legislation and order state of affairs after speaking to  BJP councillors MR Gopan and VG Girikumar.

Thiruvananthapuram City  Corporation Mayor S Arya Rajendran landed in a soup after a letter purportedly despatched by her to the CPI-M district secretary, Anavoor Nagappan looking for a ‘priority list’ of candidates from the occasion for contractual appointments within the company kicked up a row