Malaysia is looking out for ‘Liplock’ Jayalakshmi, excise minister M P Renukacharya’s sometime sweetheart, in a signature forgery case.
Bangalore Mirror has now learnt that an Indian-origin Malaysian citizen who helped Jayalakshmi set up an IT company in that country has lodged a forgery complaint against her.
Jayalakshmi has stopped going to Malaysia and her properties there have been confiscated by her landlord for non-payment of rent. The Malaysian immigration authorities have blacklisted her and the police have circulated a look-out notice for her. Jayalakshmi lives in Bangalore.
K L Ramasankara Rao (45), an IT engineer who works as technical manager with Malaysian firm Cosmopoint SDN BHD, told Bangalore Mirror that a politician-friend introduced Jayalakshmi to him in October 2007.
Rao did not name the policitician, who he described as a “good friend”.
“He told me he wanted me to help Jayalakshmi as there was a threat to her life in Bangalore. He urged me to help Jayalakshmi set up a business in Malaysia. He also said he would finance the business. He said she was a family friend,” Rao said.
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| Front office of Jayalakshmi’s Malaysian firm |
Jayalakshmi reportedly went to Malaysia in December 2007 and stayed at his house. She was friendly with his wife Hima Bindu Pinnamaneni, a doctor, and their children.
Rao’s friend reportedly sent Rs 50 lakh in three instalments to set up the business, an IT training company. “The business was started in January 2008. It was a private limited company called Training Oasis SDN BHD. Jayalakshmi and my wife were partners as a private limited company needs at least two partners,” Rao said. But, Rao said, his friend’s sister called him from Bangalore and told him about Jayalakshmi’s scandalous past. That was when he became wary.
“I learnt more about the nurse after I did a Google search. I talked to my friend who was playing godfather to her, and he asked me to monitor her calls. She used to call my friend as well as Renukacharya, asking for money. She used to call Renukacharya during the last elections and even celebrated when he won,” Rao said. Jayalakshmi then went to India. After returning to Malaysia on June 13, 2008, she reportedly asked Rao not to visit the Training Oasis office.
When Rao went to the immigration office, they told him she was on an employment pass.
“When they pulled out her file, they saw my wife’s signature as her local sponsor. My wife had never signed for her and the immigration officials found out that she had forged my wife’s signature. Initially, she had come on a tourist visa. A police case was filed and the immigration department terminated Jayalakshmi’s pass and blacklisted her. I was afraid that Jayalakshmi might have forged my wife’s signature for other documents. Hence, we sought police assistance. After the incident came to light, Jayalakshmi stopped coming to the office. We were unable to trace her from her last known address and even her mobile phone number remained switched off. The Malaysian police say she will be arrested if she enters Malaysia,” Rao said. Rao’s wife resigned as director from Training Oasis after the incident. Jayalakshmi created problems even then, but finally a mutual friend got her to sign an indemnity letter, whereby my wife would not be responsible for her actions.
Rao says Jayalakshmi copied his wife’s identity card, forged her signature and appplied for the EP.
When this paper contacted her, Jayalakshmi pleaded ignorance about the case. “I don’t know about it. I don’t know anything about the IT firm in Malaysia and the case against me there. It is a baseless allegation. I don’t know the complainant. If she has any problems with me, let her fight it out legally,” she said.
DOCUMENTS WITH MIRROR
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| COMPLAINT |
Complaint to the Malaysian immigration authorities
Jayalakshmi’s application seeking Employment pass (EP) with an allegedly forged signature of her sponsor
An indemnity bond purportedly signed by Jayalakshmi in Malaysia
Registration certificate of Jayalakshmi’s IT firm in Malaysia.
Jayalakshmi’s Malaysia firm front office pic
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