Thrissur (Kerala): The opposition Congress in Kerala on Tuesday attacked the ruling CPI (M) in the state for allegedly running a communal campaign in Vadakara constituency during the Lok Sabha elections, which will "embarrass even the Sangh Parivar".
Leader of opposition in the state assembly V D Satheesan also alleged that the CPI(M) would not hesitate to play any dirty game to win in Kerala.
He alleged that an "infidel" campaign was launched in Vadakara Lok Sabha constituency by local CPI(M) leaders and workers. “However, the blame was placed on UDF candidate Shafi Parambil and a youth league member,” he told reporters here.
Satheesan Vadakara was referring to a social media post put out ahead of the elections that allegedly asked people not to vote for LDF candidate KK Shailaja because she was an "infidel".The opposition leader claimed that now the police has also accepted that the Youth League member accused of posting the social media post has no role in it.
"The people of Kerala need to understand that CPI(M) will not hesitate to play any dirty game to win," he said. He said the Left party was being "disrespectful" and would meet the same fate in Kerala as it did in West Bengal and Tripura.
Regarding the Kerala High Court issuing notice to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Congress MLA Mathew Kuzhalandan's plea for vigilance probe against the Marxist stalwart, Satheesan said the UDF is telling the people that the LDF government in the state is corrupt. ,
The High Court on Tuesday heard Vijayan's plea on a Congress MLA's plea seeking investigation against the CM over alleged financial transactions between his daughter's now-defunct IT firm Xlogic and a private mining company, Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited (CMRL). Asked for answer from.sought.
Apart from the CM, the court also issued notices to Vijayan's daughter Veena T, Axlogic and CMRL and sought their stand on the MLA's review petition. Kuzhalandan moved the High Court after a vigilance court rejected his plea seeking investigation against Vijayan over alleged financial transactions. CMRL and Veena's company Xlogic.
Satheesan said, “Kuzhaladan filed an appeal in the High Court with the permission of the party."
Leader of opposition in the state assembly V D Satheesan also alleged that the CPI(M) would not hesitate to play any dirty game to win in Kerala.
He alleged that an "infidel" campaign was launched in Vadakara Lok Sabha constituency by local CPI(M) leaders and workers. “However, the blame was placed on UDF candidate Shafi Parambil and a youth league member,” he told reporters here.
Satheesan Vadakara was referring to a social media post put out ahead of the elections that allegedly asked people not to vote for LDF candidate KK Shailaja because she was an "infidel".The opposition leader claimed that now the police has also accepted that the Youth League member accused of posting the social media post has no role in it.
"The people of Kerala need to understand that CPI(M) will not hesitate to play any dirty game to win," he said. He said the Left party was being "disrespectful" and would meet the same fate in Kerala as it did in West Bengal and Tripura.
Regarding the Kerala High Court issuing notice to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Congress MLA Mathew Kuzhalandan's plea for vigilance probe against the Marxist stalwart, Satheesan said the UDF is telling the people that the LDF government in the state is corrupt. ,
The High Court on Tuesday heard Vijayan's plea on a Congress MLA's plea seeking investigation against the CM over alleged financial transactions between his daughter's now-defunct IT firm Xlogic and a private mining company, Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited (CMRL). Asked for answer from.sought.
Apart from the CM, the court also issued notices to Vijayan's daughter Veena T, Axlogic and CMRL and sought their stand on the MLA's review petition. Kuzhalandan moved the High Court after a vigilance court rejected his plea seeking investigation against Vijayan over alleged financial transactions. CMRL and Veena's company Xlogic.
Satheesan said, “Kuzhaladan filed an appeal in the High Court with the permission of the party."
