The Kerala Health Minister, K.Muraleedharan, has directed an immediate inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the Kerala Medical Services Corporation Limited (KMCSL) obtaining corporate membership at the Thiruvananthapuram Tennis Club using public funds.The investigation follows media reports indicating ₹19.13 lakh was spent on membership and related expenses.

The inquiry aims to assess whether the expenditure constitutes misuse of public money, with officials involved in the decision-making process under scrutiny.

The Health Department Principal Secretary will lead the probe, which must submit a detailed report within two weeks, outlining further actions against those found responsible.The minister emphasized strict action against individuals found to have misused public funds.The case highlights concerns about transparency in public spending and accountability in government bodies.The inquiry underscores the importance of ethical governance and proper financial oversight in public sector organizations.The incident has sparked discussions about the need for stricter financial controls and transparency mechanisms to prevent misuse of taxpayer money.