Sriram Venkataraman is a youthful IAS officer who has blasted into the news cycle with his valiant drive against illicit encroachers in the slope station of Munnar in Kerala. Venkataraman, who secured the second rank in the Civil Services Examination in 2013, is as of now the sub-gatherer of Devikulam close Munnar in Idukki region of the state.

The protection of Munnar, considered an exceedingly delicate slope station, from the land mafia has been a stewing issue in Kerala every now and then. While numerous neighborhood government officials by implication bolster agents who have flattened land with exemption so as to assemble resorts and inns, a segment of tree huggers and activists have undauntedly remained against infringement by the land mafia. It is in this setting Venkataraman’s endeavors to oust resort proprietors who don’t have appropriate land records have discovered support among the activists and local people.

The most recent contention around the expulsion drive comes starting from the pulling of an iron cross that was raised on “infringed” arrive in Pappathichola on April 17. The land was purportedly infringed by a Christian fervent gathering. The destroying of the cross by income division authorities drew shock from state control serve MM Mani, who is likewise a MLA from close-by Udumbanchola. Mani, who is known for making deprecatory and freakish remarks at open gatherings, lashed out at Venkataraman blaming him for scheming with the RSS in cutting down the cross. He likewise said the IAS officer must be ousted to a mental refuge in Oolampara close to the state capital. The Cpm Pioneer went ahead to contrast the demonstration with the Babri Masjid decimation of 1992.

Mani’s feedback of Venkataraman has not run down well with pioneers of the CPI, partner of the CPM, the Congress and the BJP who have requested his prompt ouster from the bureau. The IAS officer has likewise got the sponsorship of CPM pioneer and previous boss pastor VS Achuthanandan, who had led his own battle against unlawful infringement in Munnar in 2007. Achuthanandan, a furious opponent of boss clergyman Pinarayi Vijayan, has consistently hit out at the state government over its disappointments. On the off chance that Mani leaves, he would be the third clergyman to venture down from the bureau in under a year.

Venkataraman, whose security has allegedly been reinforced inferable from dangers, however stayed stern about the battle. “I am not anxious of anybody. I am just executing the tradition that must be adhered to,” he told the Hindustan Times.

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