<p> A case was registered against independent MLA P V Anvar, who raised serious charges against certain IPS officers and the CMO in Kerala, for allegedly illegally tapping phone calls of senior officials of the state</p><p>The move came close on the heels of Anvar severing his ties with the ruling CPI(M) after raising a series of allegations against Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. </p><p>Anvar also said that the Sangh Parivar forces were aiming to win 25 seats in Kerala by 2026 and gaining power by 2031. </p><p>Anvar himself had earlier stated that he got telephone conversations of many prominent persons including ministers to support his allegations. But no police action was taken so far. But now a case was registered after a Kottayam native, Thomas Peeliyanikkal, filed a police petition citing this.</p>.Kerala CPI files police complaint against BJP's Suresh Gopi for 'misusing' ambulance during Thrissur Pooram .<p>The petitioner alleged that by illegally tapping phone calls and making it public Anvar tried to trigger riot. Based on that the police registered a case by invoking section 192 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).</p><p>Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan had earlier sought a report from the government on Anvar's claims that he tapped phones.</p> .<p>During his two hour long public address, Anvar said that even as he informed Vijayan about the illegal acts of ADGP M R Ajithkumar and CM's political secretary P Sasi, no action was taken against them. </p><p>Anvar, who is a former Congress worker hailing from a traditional Congress family, strongly rejected CPM's criticism that he was a communal person.</p><p>He plans to hold public meetings across the state to clarify his political stand and would take a decision on forming a new party only after hearing people's opinion. </p>
<p> A case was registered against independent MLA P V Anvar, who raised serious charges against certain IPS officers and the CMO in Kerala, for allegedly illegally tapping phone calls of senior officials of the state</p><p>The move came close on the heels of Anvar severing his ties with the ruling CPI(M) after raising a series of allegations against Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. </p><p>Anvar also said that the Sangh Parivar forces were aiming to win 25 seats in Kerala by 2026 and gaining power by 2031. </p><p>Anvar himself had earlier stated that he got telephone conversations of many prominent persons including ministers to support his allegations. But no police action was taken so far. But now a case was registered after a Kottayam native, Thomas Peeliyanikkal, filed a police petition citing this.</p>.Kerala CPI files police complaint against BJP's Suresh Gopi for 'misusing' ambulance during Thrissur Pooram .<p>The petitioner alleged that by illegally tapping phone calls and making it public Anvar tried to trigger riot. Based on that the police registered a case by invoking section 192 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).</p><p>Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan had earlier sought a report from the government on Anvar's claims that he tapped phones.</p> .<p>During his two hour long public address, Anvar said that even as he informed Vijayan about the illegal acts of ADGP M R Ajithkumar and CM's political secretary P Sasi, no action was taken against them. </p><p>Anvar, who is a former Congress worker hailing from a traditional Congress family, strongly rejected CPM's criticism that he was a communal person.</p><p>He plans to hold public meetings across the state to clarify his political stand and would take a decision on forming a new party only after hearing people's opinion. </p>