Kerala Court Disqualifies SNDP Yogam Board Over Compliance Issues
The Kerala High Court disqualified the entire Board of Directors of the SNDP Yogam, including General Secretary Vellappally Natesan, citing non-compliance with the Companies Act. The decision followed allegations of irregularities and mandates reforms, including holding elections for a new board.
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The Kerala High Court has delivered a significant ruling, disqualifying all office bearers and the entire Board of Directors of the SNDP Yogam, a major Ezhava community organization in Kerala, over non-compliance with statutory requirements under the Companies Act.
The order was passed by Justice T R Ravi after considering a series of petitions alleging irregularities in the organization's functioning. Among those disqualified are prominent figures like its General Secretary Vellappally Natesan, along with Thushar Vellappally, M N Soman, and Santhosh, also known as Arayakkandil Santhosh.
The disqualification came due to the violation of specific sections of the Companies Act, primarily related to non-filing of financial statements. The court has mandated the state government to ensure a proper election and establish a compliant Board of Directors for the SNDP Yogam at the earliest.
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