"Some people approached me to write my life history in Tamil. It is in the process of being written and will come out soon and contain all important incidents in my life," she told reporters here after appearing in a local court.
Saritha had lived in the city for some time.
Referring to the solar scam, Saritha said she had already submitted 90 per cent of the related documents to the judicial commission probing the scandal.
She expressed hope that the new LDF government in Kerala would take steps to ensure that the case was completed expeditiously and that the guilty would be punished.
The solar panel scam in Kerala pertains to alleged duping of several persons to the tune of crores of rupees by Saritha and her accomplice Biju Radhakrishnan by offering solar panel solutions.
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