Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala): Swapna Suresh, the prime accused in the sensational gold smuggling case, says she is ready to write an entire book about her relationship with senior IAS officer and Chief Minister's former principal secretary M. Sivasankar.
Speaking to ETV Bharat, Swapna said that while she does not see Sivasankar as her enemy, she will open up more about the controversy if "there is a bad reference about me in his book". "If anyone is willing, I am ready to write a book about the relationship with Sivasankar," Swapna said. Her reaction comes after Sivasankar's autobiography 'Aswathamavu: Verum Oru Aana' (Aswarthamavu is only an elephant)' allegedly mentions Swapna's name and claims she cheated Sivasankar by gifting him an iPhone she had received as a bribe.
"Sivasankar is not my enemy. I can not see him as my enemy. But I'll react more if there are bad references about me in his book," she told ETV Bharat. "We shared our family problems with each other, which brought us closer. Sivasankar had told me that he had not been in a relationship with his wife for years. I didn't think that he would write about me like this," she said.
To mention, Swapna was released from jail a few months ago after securing bail following her arrest by central agencies in July 2020 in connection with the case of smuggling gold through diplomatic channels.
