Cabinet Decision · Welfare
Police Establishment - Granting of family pension to Shri. Chandran T, son of the late Thankappan Pillai, Retired Police Constable from the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, by treating it as a special case - Orders issued ...
2026-03-15 · G.O. (M/S)79/2026/HOME · Home Department
Summary
The Government of Kerala has sanctioned a family pension as a special case to Sri. Chandran T., the unmarried and bedridden son of the late Police Constable K. Thankappan Pillai. This decision was made by relaxing existing rules, considering the applicant's extremely distressing and pathetic condition following the death of his father, mother, and sister. The pension is set at ₹15,000 per month.
Key points
- Sanction of family pension to Sri. Chandran T. as a special case.
- Applicant is the son of late Police Constable K. Thankappan Pillai.
- Applicant is unmarried and bedridden due to paralysis below the waist.
- Monthly pension amount fixed at ₹15,000.
- Decision taken by relaxing existing rules due to the applicant's distressing condition.
Full English text
Government of Kerala. Abstract: Home Department - Police Personnel - Sanctioning family pension to Sri. Chandran T., son of late Police Constable Thankappan Pillai, who retired from the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, as a special case - Orders issued. Home (P) Department, G.O.(Ms) No. 79/2026/HOME, Dated, Thiruvananthapuram, 15-03-2026. References: 1. Application dated 23.12.2023 submitted by Sri. Chandran T. at the Hon'ble Chief Minister's Navakerala Sadas. 2. Letter No. A6(a)-128209/2024/PHQ dated 18.07.2024 of the State Police Chief. 3. Letter No. A4-30094/2019/DVACB dated 03.10.2025 of the Director, Vigilance & Anti-Corruption Bureau. 4. Government Letter No. P1/171/2024 dated 18.12.2025. 5. Application dated 01.01.2026 of Sri. Chandran T. Order: Considering his pathetic condition, Sri. Chandran T., residing at Vilakam Veedu, Meliyazhara, Pambikonam P.O., Thiruvananthapuram, had submitted an application at the Hon'ble Chief Minister's Navakerala Sadas requesting family pension of his father who retired from the Vigilance & Anti-Corruption Bureau. 2. The State Police Chief, based on the report of the Director, Vigilance & Anti-Corruption Bureau, informed that the family pension of late Police Constable K. Thankappan Pillai, who retired on 31st March 1980, was being received by his daughter Kumari N. Ajithakumari, who passed away on 02.11.2021, and that his son Sri. Chandran T. is unmarried and bedridden with paralysis below the waist.