Bribe for PSC membership: CPM expels youth leader from party
The Kozhikode District Committee of the CPI-M decided to expel the youth leader from the primary membership of the party after raising suspicion over his financial deals.
The Kozhikode District Committee of the CPI-M decided to expel the youth leader from the primary membership of the party after raising suspicion over his financial deals.
CPI-M politburo member Prakash Karat has warned the Kerala unit that if lessons are not learned from the debacle in Tripura and Bengal, the party will collapse beyond recovery.
In the review report approved by the CPI-M state committee, it has reportedly been stated that the basic votes of the party have substantially gone to the BJP. In places where the BJP has no influence, the CPI-M votes have gone to the BJP.
Binoy Viswam said that the Left families cannot tolerate the knowledge that the people who pretend to be protectors of the movement are agents of the underworld.
Speaking to media persons here on Thursday ,after the CPI-M state committee meeting ,, MV Govindan said the party misread the public sentiment and pulse of the people that worked against the party and the LDF in the polls.
A five-time MLA and former urban development minister, Asok Bhattacharya is considered as the architect of the Left-Congress electoral combine that had shaped across the state during the last Assembly elections in 2016.
Shankar Ghosh submitted his resignation letter to the district party secretary, Jibesh Sarkar, yesterday. A first time councillor, Ghosh had been elected from Ward 24 in 2015. He was the member of the mayor-in council of health at the SMC until the tenure of the Left-run elected board ended in May 2020.
A large group of people, including women, carrying CPIM flags and a banner that read “party will correct the leaders; people will correct the party,” marched through Ponnani town in Malappuram district on Monday against the proposed candidature of party state committee member and CITU leader P. Nandakumar.
Addressing the Press, CPIM politburo member Md Salim termed Modi’s rally as a ‘Sikka and chawanni Brigade’ which failed to become ‘16 annas or one rupee’.
“Rahul merely echoed the voice of the BJP in attacking the Left just serves to expose the Congress’ meek surrender to communalism. It is just such an approach that has led to Congress MLAs shifting base to BJP in many states," said the CPI-M on Wednesday in the statement.
