Sudhakaran: No Living Congressman Will Come With BJP, Those Who Heard Surendran’s Foolishness Still Can’t Stop Laughing: K said that his heart is with BJP. KPCC president K. said that those who heard Surendran’s foolishness should not stop laughing. Sudhakaran. He said that this is good proof that Surendran is also writing statements from AKG Center itself.
Anyone who studies contemporary Kerala politics will understand that such statements are political rewards for keeping the Kodakara pipeline case under wraps. Sudhakaran said that his heart is with the people of Kerala.
No living Congressman will come with BJP. Sudhakaran added that even after his death, his memory will continue to speak against the BJP.
‘Kerala has seen the Pinarayi-Surendra parties rush to defeat Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra to awaken the Indian conscience against the destructive politics of the BJP. In order to save face from all this, Kerala is now witnessing a ball game played by both groups by ripping off some parts of his speeches. Surendran’s offer to invite Congressmen to the BJP is dismissed with deserved contempt.
Surendra, true Congressmen are not the ones to shake their knees when they see ED. Congressmen are supporters of Sonia and Rahul who told ED to go and look at the work. All I can say is that Surendra should play by looking at the person and typing. No living Congressman will come with BJP. Even after his death, his memory will continue to speak against the BJP,’ Sudhakaran said.
BJP state president K. Sudhakaran’s words show the mind of every Congress leader. Surendran responded. Surendran also alleged that the majority community within the Congress is facing big threats from the League.
‘K. I think Sudhakaran’s mind is with BJP. If you see two or three of his statements, you can understand that his mind is with the BJP even though he is in Congress now. Sudhakaran’s statement actually reveals the insecurity in the minds of Congress leaders. They are worried about how long they can hold on to the Congress,’ said Surendran.
Meanwhile, KPCC president K. After Sudhakaran’s statements, unrest has erupted within the Congress and the League. Opposition leader V.D. said that the statements of the KPCC president are serious and that Congress will look into them. Satheesan said.
‘Sudhakaran said that the controversial statement is tongue-in-cheek. Important leaders have communicated with the KPCC president on the issue. Will talk to the constituents who objected to the reference. There will be no positions in Congress that add water to the secular position. “The party is taking Sudhakaran’s death seriously,” Satheesan said.
Muraleedharan said that he did not regret the pro-RSS remark and said that correction should be taken in faith including the League. Pro-RSS statements are inappropriate. It was a mistake to associate Nehru. Muralidharan pointed out that the KPCC president is the voice of the party and not because he has expressed regret.
UDF is tired of these two weeks of statements. Muralidharan also criticized Sudhakaran who should have been cautious as the president has the last word of the party.
Executive member of Alappuzha District Congress Committee H. Najeem reacted to the incident by resigning from the primary membership of the party. In Kerala K. In a note shared on Facebook, Najeem said that it was difficult to work in Congress when Sudhakaran was leading the party.
In relation to RSS, KPCC President K. PMA Salam, state general secretary of the Muslim League, said that Sudhakaran’s remarks have caused damage to the UDF.
Irrelevant statements can affect the cohesion of the front. The views of the Muslim League will be presented at appropriate venues. The league is not considering changing fronts now. He said that they are thinking about strengthening the front.
Against Sudhakaran’s remarks, M.K. League leaders including Munir MLA also came out strongly. MK said that the displeasure of the Muslim League has been conveyed to the UDF and there is no reason for the League to leave the front because someone said something. Munir responded.
KPCC president K. said that Jawaharlal Nehru had a broad sense of democracy which gave even RSS a chance. Sudhakaran’s controversial statement. The KPCC president also said that Nehru was a democratic advocate who gave a chance to RSS-CPIM leaders in Parliament. He was speaking after inaugurating the revival meeting organized by Kannur DCC.
Sudhakaran added that Nehru was even ready to make peace with the communal fascists, included Ambedkar and Shyamaprasad Mukherjee in the first cabinet and gave the post of leader of the opposition to the AKG despite its lack of membership, which was part of this democratic stance, Sudhakaran added.
Earlier, Sudhakaran’s remark that he had protected RSS branches from CPM attacks while he was KSU leader was also highly controversial.
