Thiruvananthapuram – KPCC for strong agitation against central and state governments. The Kerala jatha led by state president K. Sudhakaran started in mid-January and will conclude in mid-February. The procession will visit all constituencies. K. Sudhakaran said after the KPCC leadership meeting that the reorganization will be completed quickly. Constituency Committee reorganization is 85% complete. The rest will be completed in three days. A campaign will be organized to convince the people why the Congress should come back to power. Sudhakaran said that it is a good political situation for the Congress.
“The party will create the conditions to win better. The target is to win 20 out of 20 Lok Sabha seats. The situation is favorable for the Congress at the national level as well. Things in the state are against the Chief Minister and the government. People look up to the arrogant Chief Minister. Thomas Isaac and MA. Baby also commented against the government. Sudhakaran said that his own party members are rejecting the government.
“They will campaign from house to house against the central and state governments. A state-wide agitation will be held against cooperative looting. UDF-run banks will be instructed not to cooperate with the government’s move to mobilize funds from cooperative banks. The charge sheet will be prepared in December and the central and state governments will be put on trial. From October 19 to November 10, the KPCC president and the leader of the opposition will tour the districts. Regional walks will also be organized. Prominent leaders including MPs will participate in the padayatra. Meetings will be held in December to commemorate Oommen Chandy. K. Sudhakaran said that legal action will be taken in the case.
“Mathew Kuzhalnadan has filed a complaint with the Vigilance Director. It is a serious matter. The Chief Minister has an obligation to answer. The Chief Minister has not yet given a satisfactory answer. Pinarayi is the first Chief Minister of the country to remain in the Chief Minister’s chair even though he has never soured. The Chief Minister should be ready to resign. In response to the question, K. Sudhakaran said that there is no difference of opinion between the KPCC president and the opposition leader. No one wants to change the sitting MPs in the Lok Sabha elections. K. Sudhakaran also stated that he will not be competing due to health reasons.
English Summary: KPCC organizing protest against central and state government
2023-10-05 13:29:31
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