Controversy About Other Researchers Illegally Using Kesari's Works.
Unprinted manuscripts of Kesari were collected by C. Krishnadas and U.V. Kumaran, as part of their effort to make the unpublished works of Kesari Balakrishna Pillai available for the readers. But they were stolen from National Book Stall by two prominent Kerala writers and later these writings were illegally used by the first person and also by second person's son. As all the manusripts were copied by hand there were no second copy available immediately. However, with the selfless work of Krishna Das, U.V. Kumaran and various other people under the guidelines of M.N. Vijayan, Collection of Kesari's essays was published in 1984 after 20 years of author's demise. Kesari's English book Proto- History of West Asia was published only in 2009 by Kerala University.
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