Better for Minister Thomas Chandy to step down himself: Kerala High Court on land grab scam
India Today Television | November 14, 2017
Dismissing Thomas Chandy's writ petition challenging the government over a land grab scam, the Kerala High Court today said it's better that the state's Transport Minister steps down from his post.
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