<p>With much embarrassment caused to the state government from the announcement of Kerala-based garment manufacturer Kitex Garments that it would backtrack from a Rs 3,500-crore investment in the state, Kerala Industries Minister P Rajeev gave his assurance that he would look into the grievances.</p>.<p>Rajeev also urged that investors should try to redress concerns by taking up the matters with the state government instead of making statements that defame the state.</p>.<p>Kitex Garments chairman and managing director Sabu M Jacob on Tuesday said that frequent raids were being carried out by different government agencies at its units at Kizhakkambalam in the suburbs of Kochi over the last few weeks.</p>.<p>He alleged that it was to settle political revenge as he was heading the Twenty20 forum that contested in the elections. He said that owing to the anti-industry conditions he was backtracking from the Rs 3,500-crore project proposals, which included setting up apparel parks and industrial parks.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
<p>With much embarrassment caused to the state government from the announcement of Kerala-based garment manufacturer Kitex Garments that it would backtrack from a Rs 3,500-crore investment in the state, Kerala Industries Minister P Rajeev gave his assurance that he would look into the grievances.</p>.<p>Rajeev also urged that investors should try to redress concerns by taking up the matters with the state government instead of making statements that defame the state.</p>.<p>Kitex Garments chairman and managing director Sabu M Jacob on Tuesday said that frequent raids were being carried out by different government agencies at its units at Kizhakkambalam in the suburbs of Kochi over the last few weeks.</p>.<p>He alleged that it was to settle political revenge as he was heading the Twenty20 forum that contested in the elections. He said that owing to the anti-industry conditions he was backtracking from the Rs 3,500-crore project proposals, which included setting up apparel parks and industrial parks.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
