As uncertainty continues over the selection of Kerala’s next Chief Minister, the Congress high command has summoned all former Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) presidents to New Delhi for consultations.
Congress MP K. Sudhakaran dismissed rumours of him contesting as an independent candidate from Kannur, declaring that he plans to remain within the party and move forward with new initiatives and activities under its banner.
Both AICC and state Congress leadership have decided to remain silent on the comments made by K Sudhakaran publicly against his removal from the post of KPCC president.
The KPCC chief also dismissed reports about his health issues. “I am not suffering from any ailment,” he said, and accused the media of spreading false information about leadership change and his health condition.
He added that political murders in the state would end the day the CPI-M rejects the politics of murder.
Sudhakaran criticized Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan’s government for exaggerating its industrial progress, claiming that the so-called breakthroughs primarily include small businesses like chicken shops.
Sudhakaran said here that the chief Minister is trying to save himself by protecting the accused P Sasi and ADGP Ajith Kumar by rejecting the allegations raised by the ruling party MLA.
After a brief interlude, dispute and discord are intensifying again in the Congress in Kerala. The latest dispute in Congress in the state cropped up over ‘Mission 2025 ‘aimed at local body elections
Sudhakaran said that a real correction process should be initiated and it should be started from Pinarayi Vijayan.
Seeking the resignation of the Kerala excise minister, K Sudhakaran alleged that Rs 25 crore would be extorted from the bar owners as kickbacks under the new liquor policy.
