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From alleged payments to a company owned by the former Kerala Chief Minister’s daughter to parallel investigations by central agencies and a fresh FIR ordered by the Kerala High Court, here is how the case unfolded.

The one-week stay allows the former Keralam chief minister and two family members to approach a Kerala High Court division bench against an earlier order.

The former Keralam CM seeks protection from arrest after the High Court upheld the direction to register an FIR over alleged payments to his daughter's firm.

The agency asks the former Keralam chief minister to appear for questioning on October 23 over alleged money laundering.

The summons follows FIRs against Pinarayi Vijayan and family members over alleged payments to his daughter’s now-defunct company, Exalogic Solutions.

Earlier, former Keralam CM Pinarayi Vijayan challenged the Kerala High Court order directing an FIR in the alleged CMRL bribery case in the Supreme Court, seeking protection from coercive action.

Pinarayi Vijayan and kin, in their appeals, have claimed that they were not heard by the single judge before issuing the October 9 direction to lodge the FIR in the case.

The Kerala High Court had on October 9 directed registration of a case based on a report submitted by the Enforcement Directorate to the state police.

According to sources, the VACB's Special Investigation Unit-1 registered the cases following a Kerala High Court order dated October 9.

The Supreme Court on Sunday held a special sitting, hearing petitions seeking contempt proceedings against illegal detentions, the closure of Delhi Metro, among other issues connected to the Jantar Mantar protests.

Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) director Manoj Abraham said that a special team will investigate the case.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and party leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were detained aboard a flight shortly after it landed at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.

Four CJP leaders including Dipke, Saurav Das and Ashuthosh Ranka detained and taken to undisclosed location.

The order follows a plea by advocate K M Shajahan, while the ED alleges Rs 2.78 crore in payments to Veena T’s now-defunct company were disguised as consultancy fees.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) told Kerala High Court that its report could support an FIR, while the government argued that a preliminary inquiry was required before registration.

Health Minister K Muraleedharan said 18 medicines are currently in short supply and Kerala Medical Services Corporation Limited (KMSCL) has been directed to address it.

The state government has directed the formation of an SIT under the leadership of Crime Branch ADGP to probe the alleged bribery case.

The revamp was held against the backdrop of the recent Assembly election results that forced the CPI(M) to take a hard look at its functioning and its connect with people.

The CPI(M) leader says the ED has changed its allegation against him and is attempting to use the law as a political weapon.

BJP state president Rajeev Chandrasekhar says Pinarayi Vijayan should quit as Leader of Opposition over the ED's CMRL-linked case.