Thank you kcott and tobyinky for the replies.

My purpose is to install a self-contained perl and a collection of modules all together.
Such that I can have my scripts work seamlessly by just pointing the shebang to the perl bin.
E.g.  $PERLBREW_ROOT/perls/perl-5.32.0/bin/perl in this case.

As I mentioned in my post I installed the modules by doing 
cd $PERLBREW_ROOT/perls/perl-5.32.0
cpanm -L . MODULE

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The cpanm is localed at $PERLBREW_ROOT/bin/cpanm
This has resulted in the following tree (truncated): 
perls
\-- perl-5.32.0/
    |-- bin/
    |   |-- cpan*
    |   |-- perl*
    |   |-- perl5.32.0*
    |   \-- zipdetails*
    \-- lib/
        |-- 5.32.0/
        |   |-- AnyDBM_File.pm
        |   |-- App/
        |   |-- x86_64-linux-thread-multi-ld/
        |   \-- XSLoader.pm
        |-- perl5/
        |   |-- Alien/
        |   |-- alienfile.pm
        |   |-- x86_64-linux-thread-multi-ld/
        |   \-- XML/
        \-- site_perl/
            \-- 5.32.0/

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As you can see it has created the perl5/ folder I mention.

Could you please suggest the correct way to install modules in this perl lib such that the module files sit in the given lib/5.32.0 or lib/site_perl area?

Thank you again!

In reply to Re^3: Why is lib/perl5 not added to INC for perls installed using perlbrew by areldy_exten
in thread Why is lib/perl5 not added to INC for perls installed using perlbrew by areldy_exten

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