THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Muslim League has made it clear that they will not hold any more discussions on the announced seats including Thiruvambady. Talking to reporters after the bilateral talks, he said the talks held Tuesday morning was not with the league.
The candidates of the Muslim League have already been announced. No more discussions again. There is progress in the bilateral talks held. Talks with League will be held only after holding discussions with other allied parties. It will be held within two days, he said.
The Malayora Vikasana Panel had earlier requested the congress to take over the Thiruvambady seat. The Kerala Congress had claimed the seat.
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Conspiracy against Mani should be seen seriously, says Kunhalikutty
KOCHI: The government should see seriously the conspiracy against former minister K M Mani in the bar bribery case, said Minister P K Kunhalikutty. The things revealed now should not be taken lightly. Talking to the media as part of Muslim League’s Kerala Yatra, he said the opposition is trying to degrade government’s achievements by creating controversies.
These controversies are not going to stand for very long. All these will end fast. As the opposition cannot level any criticisms about development or price rise, they are going behind the solar case. The government is ready to discuss all issues in the assembly but the opposition has to cooperate with it. The customary policy address of the governor is the balance sheet of the UDF cabinet, he said.
These controversies are not going to stand for very long. All these will end fast. As the opposition cannot level any criticisms about development or price rise, they are going behind the solar case. The government is ready to discuss all issues in the assembly but the opposition has to cooperate with it. The customary policy address of the governor is the balance sheet of the UDF cabinet, he said.
League not adamant on third seat, says Kunhalikutty
MALAPPURAM: The Muslim League has gone back from their demand of demanding a third seat in the Lok Sabha polls, said Minister P K Kunhalikutty. The league would be happy if three seats are offered as part of a collective decision, he said.
The main demand of the country is that the Congress should win more seats. The league will not interfere in the affairs of any congress candidate including Wayanad, he said.
The main demand of the country is that the Congress should win more seats. The league will not interfere in the affairs of any congress candidate including Wayanad, he said.
Aadhaar should not be mandatory, says Kunhalikutty
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Aadhaar should not be made mandatory for availing benefits under various schemes, Minister P K Kunhalikutty informed the assembly on Thursday. It is suspected the government shifted from their earlier stand fearing a setback in the polls.
The government has not decided to make aadhaar mandatory for availing benefits like welfare fund, scholarship, education grant, ration subsidy etc. It will be implemented only after solving the practical difficulties, he said. The Supreme Court will consider a case on the matter. The stand of the government will be informed to the court, he said.
Nod was not given for Saritha’s Team Solar
The government had not given consent for the projects of Team Solar Company of Saritha S Nair and Biju Radhakrishnan, said Aryadan Muhammed in the assembly. He said this while replying to the question of opposition leader V S Achuthanandan on the matter. The license of chief electrical inspectorate is needed for starting a project, he said.
The government has not decided to make aadhaar mandatory for availing benefits like welfare fund, scholarship, education grant, ration subsidy etc. It will be implemented only after solving the practical difficulties, he said. The Supreme Court will consider a case on the matter. The stand of the government will be informed to the court, he said.
Nod was not given for Saritha’s Team Solar
The government had not given consent for the projects of Team Solar Company of Saritha S Nair and Biju Radhakrishnan, said Aryadan Muhammed in the assembly. He said this while replying to the question of opposition leader V S Achuthanandan on the matter. The license of chief electrical inspectorate is needed for starting a project, he said.
I’ve not mediated to end LDF strike, says Kunhalikutty
MALAPPURAM: I’ve not mediated to end the secretariat siege staged by the LDF in the solar case, said Minister P K Kunhalikutty. Talking to reporters here, he said that it was not his job.
Kunhalikutty said giving leave for the secretariat was a brilliant move taken by the government. We know what will happen if a holiday is given. The government will not make any blunders shown by the Egyptian army. So the state has escaped, he said.
Kunhalikutty said giving leave for the secretariat was a brilliant move taken by the government. We know what will happen if a holiday is given. The government will not make any blunders shown by the Egyptian army. So the state has escaped, he said.
League is not greedy towards any post, says Kunhalikutty
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Muslim League is not greedy towards any post, said Industries Minister P K Kunhalikutty. Talking at the face to face programme at the Press Club, he said the League has not demanded the post of deputy chief minister.
There is no doubt that the League is the second biggest allied partner of the UDF and stands second in the cabinet. He said the congress was not able to solve the problems in connection with the post of the deputy chief minister.
Ramesh Chennithala’s Kerala Yatra was with a good aim, but it is difficult to get good results always, he said.
In reply to a question, he said the article published in their mouthpiece was not with the consent of the League. The Bolgatty Project is necessary for the state and the government should take steps for it, he said.
There is no doubt that the League is the second biggest allied partner of the UDF and stands second in the cabinet. He said the congress was not able to solve the problems in connection with the post of the deputy chief minister.
Ramesh Chennithala’s Kerala Yatra was with a good aim, but it is difficult to get good results always, he said.
In reply to a question, he said the article published in their mouthpiece was not with the consent of the League. The Bolgatty Project is necessary for the state and the government should take steps for it, he said.
League not to back out from self-examination, says Kunhalikutty
KASARGOD: The Muslim League will not back out from self-examination if required, said Minister P K Kunhalikutty. He said that he is not responding to the criticisms voiced by V D Satheesan MLA against League.
The minister said issues to be discussed will be done with open minds. But daily matters are not discussed in party meetings. Prime importance is given on how administration can be made beneficial to the public. It is not necessary to reply to every statement, he said.
V D Satheesan MLA had stated that the League’s fifth ministerial post has dented the communal atmosphere of the state.
VS’ doubts cannot be solved in his lifetime, says Kunhalikutty
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Industries Minister P K Kunhalikutty said that the doubts of opposition leader V S Achuthanandan cannot be solved in his life time. Replying to the allegations voiced by VS in connection with Emerging Kerala, he said no anxiety is needed in the Emerging Kerala project.The minister said there were no projects in the forthcoming Emerging Kerala meet that would adversely affect the environment. No piece of land will be given for the project and people need not be anxious over it. Kunhalikutty said greenery is the greatest strength of the state and the government will not promote any project that is detrimental to ecology.
Immediate resolution of Nelliyampathy-related issue, says Kunhalikutty
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Minister P K Kunhalikutty said that the issues in UDF relating to Nelliyampathy will be resolved within a couple of days.
He did not entertain the question about the visit of a second team other than the one constituted by the authorities and refrained from commenting on it.
We’re confident on fifth cabinet berth, says Kunhalikutty
MALAPPURAM: The Muslim League is confident on the fifth ministerial post, said Minister P K Kunhalikutty. Talking to reporters here after the unofficial meet convened to discuss the issue, Kunhalikutty said at present we are not announcing whether the fifth minister would be sworn in along with Anoop Jacob.Muslim League chief Panakkad Hyderali Shihab Thangal had yesterday stated that the fifth minister would be sworn in along with Anoop Jacob.
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