THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The chief minister came to the fore responding to the allegations against the government’s extravaganza. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the helicopter is taken for rent for security purposes and disaster prevention.
Most of the states in the country have helicopters or an aircraft. The center has also purchased planes when they have Air Force planes for security. The chief minister said that this may be necessary. The chief minister said this during his weekly programme. He also justified bringing lawyers from outside. It is the responsibility of the government to properly defend a case when it comes in the high court or Supreme Court. Important lawyers have to be appointed for it. The UDF Government have taken such steps, the chief minister said.The chief minister explained that the salary or allowances paid to a senior officer are not paid to all his advisors. The chief minister also criticized the teachers for burning government's order for a pay cut. The chief minister said the students of the school had replied to the act of their teacher who spearheaded such an action.
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Govt in no hurry to implement police commissionerates, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Left government in Kerala on Tuesday said it was yet to take a final decision on setting up metropolitan police commissionerates in the state and it would be implemented only after a consensus emerges on the issue.
Under the metropolitan system, police commissioners will have magisterial powers like District Collectors.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the state Assembly that the proposal to set up the commissionarates in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi was under consideration, but the LDF government was in no hurry to implement it.
The chief minister's statement comes days after CPI, the second largest coalition partner in the Left front, had reportedly come out against the government's decision to give magisterial powers to police.
When the opposition created a ruckus in the House over the issue, Pinarayi said similar commissionerates had already been functioning in 44 cities across the country and its objective was to strengthen the law and order system in urban areas.
Turning the tables on Congress-led UDF members, Pinarayi said his government had not taken any new decision in this regard and the proposal was the "policy decision" of the previous Oommen Chandy government.
"We are yet to take a final decision on the police commissionerate system. It will be done only after taking into account the peculiar circumstances in Kerala and holding discussions and evolving a consensus," the chief minister said while replying to a notice for an adjournment motion.
Even if the commissionerate system is implemented, the government has no plan to grant police the powers to detain people under the Kerala Anti-Social (Activities) Prevention Act (KAPA), he said.
Seeking notice for the motion, Congress legislator V T Balram said the commissionerate system would give "undue powers" to the police, which would result in the curtailing of basic human rights of common people.
"What will happen if the police get power to carry out inquest in the case of a custodial death...?
What will happen if the officials, notorious for human rights violations, get the enhanced powers,?" he asked. Alleging that the government was setting up the new system out of pressure from the IPS lobby, Balram also said even the Law Department had objected to the decision, stating that Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi did not have the requisite population of 10 lakh each to establish the commissionerates.
Quoting official records, he said police personnel were involved in 23 murders during the tenure of the present government and over 60 officers were accused of custodial torture.
Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala said the Congress government had decided not to establish the commissionerate system, considering the opinions of human right activists and the then opposition leader V S Achuthanandan.
The opposition members later staged a walkout as Speaker, P Sreeramakrishnan denied permission for the adjournment motion based on the reply of the Chief Minister.
Under the metropolitan system, police commissioners will have magisterial powers like District Collectors.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the state Assembly that the proposal to set up the commissionarates in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi was under consideration, but the LDF government was in no hurry to implement it.
The chief minister's statement comes days after CPI, the second largest coalition partner in the Left front, had reportedly come out against the government's decision to give magisterial powers to police.
When the opposition created a ruckus in the House over the issue, Pinarayi said similar commissionerates had already been functioning in 44 cities across the country and its objective was to strengthen the law and order system in urban areas.
Turning the tables on Congress-led UDF members, Pinarayi said his government had not taken any new decision in this regard and the proposal was the "policy decision" of the previous Oommen Chandy government.
"We are yet to take a final decision on the police commissionerate system. It will be done only after taking into account the peculiar circumstances in Kerala and holding discussions and evolving a consensus," the chief minister said while replying to a notice for an adjournment motion.
Even if the commissionerate system is implemented, the government has no plan to grant police the powers to detain people under the Kerala Anti-Social (Activities) Prevention Act (KAPA), he said.
Seeking notice for the motion, Congress legislator V T Balram said the commissionerate system would give "undue powers" to the police, which would result in the curtailing of basic human rights of common people.
"What will happen if the police get power to carry out inquest in the case of a custodial death...?
What will happen if the officials, notorious for human rights violations, get the enhanced powers,?" he asked. Alleging that the government was setting up the new system out of pressure from the IPS lobby, Balram also said even the Law Department had objected to the decision, stating that Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi did not have the requisite population of 10 lakh each to establish the commissionerates.
Quoting official records, he said police personnel were involved in 23 murders during the tenure of the present government and over 60 officers were accused of custodial torture.
Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala said the Congress government had decided not to establish the commissionerate system, considering the opinions of human right activists and the then opposition leader V S Achuthanandan.
The opposition members later staged a walkout as Speaker, P Sreeramakrishnan denied permission for the adjournment motion based on the reply of the Chief Minister.
Govt in no hurry to implement police commissionerates, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Left government in Kerala on Tuesday said it was yet to take a final decision on setting up metropolitan police commissionerates in the state and it would be implemented only after a consensus emerges on the issue.
Under the metropolitan system, police commissioners will have magisterial powers like District Collectors.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the state Assembly that the proposal to set up the commissionarates in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi was under consideration, but the LDF government was in no hurry to implement it.
The chief minister's statement comes days after CPI, the second largest coalition partner in the Left front, had reportedly come out against the government's decision to give magisterial powers to police.
When the opposition created a ruckus in the House over the issue, Pinarayi said similar commissionerates had already been functioning in 44 cities across the country and its objective was to strengthen the law and order system in urban areas.
Turning the tables on Congress-led UDF members, Pinarayi said his government had not taken any new decision in this regard and the proposal was the "policy decision" of the previous Oommen Chandy government.
"We are yet to take a final decision on the police commissionerate system. It will be done only after taking into account the peculiar circumstances in Kerala and holding discussions and evolving a consensus," the chief minister said while replying to a notice for an adjournment motion.
Even if the commissionerate system is implemented, the government has no plan to grant police the powers to detain people under the Kerala Anti-Social (Activities) Prevention Act (KAPA), he said.
Seeking notice for the motion, Congress legislator V T Balram said the commissionerate system would give "undue powers" to the police, which would result in the curtailing of basic human rights of common people.
"What will happen if the police get power to carry out inquest in the case of a custodial death...?
What will happen if the officials, notorious for human rights violations, get the enhanced powers,?" he asked. Alleging that the government was setting up the new system out of pressure from the IPS lobby, Balram also said even the Law Department had objected to the decision, stating that Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi did not have the requisite population of 10 lakh each to establish the commissionerates.
Quoting official records, he said police personnel were involved in 23 murders during the tenure of the present government and over 60 officers were accused of custodial torture.
Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala said the Congress government had decided not to establish the commissionerate system, considering the opinions of human right activists and the then opposition leader V S Achuthanandan.
The opposition members later staged a walkout as Speaker, P Sreeramakrishnan denied permission for the adjournment motion based on the reply of the Chief Minister.
Under the metropolitan system, police commissioners will have magisterial powers like District Collectors.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the state Assembly that the proposal to set up the commissionarates in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi was under consideration, but the LDF government was in no hurry to implement it.
The chief minister's statement comes days after CPI, the second largest coalition partner in the Left front, had reportedly come out against the government's decision to give magisterial powers to police.
When the opposition created a ruckus in the House over the issue, Pinarayi said similar commissionerates had already been functioning in 44 cities across the country and its objective was to strengthen the law and order system in urban areas.
Turning the tables on Congress-led UDF members, Pinarayi said his government had not taken any new decision in this regard and the proposal was the "policy decision" of the previous Oommen Chandy government.
"We are yet to take a final decision on the police commissionerate system. It will be done only after taking into account the peculiar circumstances in Kerala and holding discussions and evolving a consensus," the chief minister said while replying to a notice for an adjournment motion.
Even if the commissionerate system is implemented, the government has no plan to grant police the powers to detain people under the Kerala Anti-Social (Activities) Prevention Act (KAPA), he said.
Seeking notice for the motion, Congress legislator V T Balram said the commissionerate system would give "undue powers" to the police, which would result in the curtailing of basic human rights of common people.
"What will happen if the police get power to carry out inquest in the case of a custodial death...?
What will happen if the officials, notorious for human rights violations, get the enhanced powers,?" he asked. Alleging that the government was setting up the new system out of pressure from the IPS lobby, Balram also said even the Law Department had objected to the decision, stating that Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi did not have the requisite population of 10 lakh each to establish the commissionerates.
Quoting official records, he said police personnel were involved in 23 murders during the tenure of the present government and over 60 officers were accused of custodial torture.
Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala said the Congress government had decided not to establish the commissionerate system, considering the opinions of human right activists and the then opposition leader V S Achuthanandan.
The opposition members later staged a walkout as Speaker, P Sreeramakrishnan denied permission for the adjournment motion based on the reply of the Chief Minister.
Nipah: No need to panic, should be ready to face any situation, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan Monday said precautionary measures have been taken in the situation of expressing suspicion on the presence of Nipah virus on the youth undergoing treatment in Ernakulam. The government is scrutinising the present situation. The chief minister demanded to strictly follow the directions instructed by the health department.
There is no need to panic. Be vigilant. The health department should be ready to face any situation. Fake movements via social media on the virus should not be made, he said.
Meantime, Health Minister K K Shylaja said the presence of the virus is suspected on the youth undergoing treatment but need not panic. More test results are to be obtained. The result from Pune Virology Institute is awaited, she said.
The health minister will camp in Kochi to co-coordinate measures to contain the viral outbreak. The virus that causes high fever, headache and coma in extreme cases is spread by fruit bats.
There is no need to panic. Be vigilant. The health department should be ready to face any situation. Fake movements via social media on the virus should not be made, he said.
Meantime, Health Minister K K Shylaja said the presence of the virus is suspected on the youth undergoing treatment but need not panic. More test results are to be obtained. The result from Pune Virology Institute is awaited, she said.
The health minister will camp in Kochi to co-coordinate measures to contain the viral outbreak. The virus that causes high fever, headache and coma in extreme cases is spread by fruit bats.
Security beefed up in coastal areas, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Coastal intelligence wings have been formed in eighteen coastal police stations as part of security beefing up in the coastal areas of the state, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the assembly.
There is boat patrolling with the cooperation of fisheries department and marine enforcement in coastal sectors. Coast guard vigilance panels have been formed including the residents of coastal areas in order to strengthen coastal security. After giving training to 200 persons, they will be appointed in police stations of coastal areas, he said.
The coastal areas of the state were put on high alert after an intelligence report said 15 Islamic State terrorists had set off from Sri Lanka for the Lakshadweep islands on boats.
Soon after the alert given, state police chief Lokanath Behera held talks with high officials of various security agencies.
There is boat patrolling with the cooperation of fisheries department and marine enforcement in coastal sectors. Coast guard vigilance panels have been formed including the residents of coastal areas in order to strengthen coastal security. After giving training to 200 persons, they will be appointed in police stations of coastal areas, he said.
The coastal areas of the state were put on high alert after an intelligence report said 15 Islamic State terrorists had set off from Sri Lanka for the Lakshadweep islands on boats.
Soon after the alert given, state police chief Lokanath Behera held talks with high officials of various security agencies.
Exit polls have gone wrong in past, will win big, says Pinarayi
All exit polls, barring one, have predicted that the CPI-M-led LDF is going to take a severe beating in the southern state, with around five of the total 20 seats. The predicted numbers are down from the eight seats the party has at present.
"Let us now wait for May 23. Don't you know that previous exit polls have gone haywire? What did they say in 2004, that the BJP-led NDA would return to power? Did they come?" asked Pinarayi.
"We have no doubt about Kerala. We are going to win big. Sabarimala was not at all an election issue," a confident Pinarayi told the media, hours after he returned from a European tour.
CPM state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan too insisted on his party winning 18 seats, while the Congress-led UDF continued to say they were aiming for a clean sweep.
Govt is trying to build a new Kerala, says Pinarayi
The government has taken the challenge of rebuilding Kerala in a better way. The government is not planning to restore the Kerala seen before floods instead a new Kerala able to cope with future ecological disasters would be rebuild.
Kerala has not faced any strong natural disasters in the past 90 years. However the floods witnessed in August 2018 created a big challenge for the government and the public. Floods claimed the precious lives of 453 people in the state.
Kerala faced the floods with determination and the intervention of fishermen in a time bound manner helped in saving the lives of many, he added.
PSC looks down on Malayalam, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The situation is that the Public Service Commission (PSC) looks down on the Malayalam language, said Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. There is no other place where one can graduate without studying their mother tongue. The study of Malayalam language should be made compulsory in the State.
Talking at the 60th anniversary celebrations of Kerala Piravi in the assembly, he said the formation of a state on the basis of language rose even before independence and many who voiced the demand later withdrew from it.
Potti Sreeramulu who sacrificed his life for the formation of Andhra Pradesh for Telugu speaking people paved the way for formation of states including Kerala. Keralites should thank Potti Sreeramulu for making the State a reality.
He ended his speech rendering a few lines from Vallathol’s poem.
Talking at the 60th anniversary celebrations of Kerala Piravi in the assembly, he said the formation of a state on the basis of language rose even before independence and many who voiced the demand later withdrew from it.
Potti Sreeramulu who sacrificed his life for the formation of Andhra Pradesh for Telugu speaking people paved the way for formation of states including Kerala. Keralites should thank Potti Sreeramulu for making the State a reality.
He ended his speech rendering a few lines from Vallathol’s poem.
Special team to tackle goons, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayansaida political cover will not be arranged for goons in the state. A special police team will be entrusted to tackle them, he informed the assembly. The chief minister said this while replying to the notice for the adjournment motion demanding a discussion on the rise in goon attacks.
The government will not protect goons in any form and even if the person is close to me, it would be the same. The government will not compromise in that, he said.
P T Thomas who sought permission for the motion said the life and property of the people are in danger due to the goonda attacks. He alleged that the attacks witnessed in Kochi has links with Kannur.
Goons are letting loose terror in the state, said opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala. Kerala is like Thiruttu Gramam. Due to the competition between the police, they are not able to nab goons, blamed Chennithala.
The government will not protect goons in any form and even if the person is close to me, it would be the same. The government will not compromise in that, he said.
P T Thomas who sought permission for the motion said the life and property of the people are in danger due to the goonda attacks. He alleged that the attacks witnessed in Kochi has links with Kannur.
Goons are letting loose terror in the state, said opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala. Kerala is like Thiruttu Gramam. Due to the competition between the police, they are not able to nab goons, blamed Chennithala.
I was not aware of the appointment, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANNTHAPURAM: Without supporting E P Jayarajan in the appointment issue, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the assembly that he was not aware of the appointment of Sudheer Nambiar as the head of the Kerala State Industrial Enterprises. Appointments in public sector organizations come under the consideration of the minister concerned, he said while replying to the notice for an adjournment motion moved by the opposition.
The LDF Government will not protect any tainted ministers like the UDF. Jayarajan resigned in order to uphold values. It will be difficult for the opposition to approve it, he said.
However, V D Satheesan who sought permission for the adjournment motion said it is hard to believe that the chief minister was not aware of the appointments. His argument is against logic, he said.
Meantime, speaker denied permission following chief minister’s explanation. In protest against it, the opposition walked out of the assembly.
The LDF Government will not protect any tainted ministers like the UDF. Jayarajan resigned in order to uphold values. It will be difficult for the opposition to approve it, he said.
However, V D Satheesan who sought permission for the adjournment motion said it is hard to believe that the chief minister was not aware of the appointments. His argument is against logic, he said.
Meantime, speaker denied permission following chief minister’s explanation. In protest against it, the opposition walked out of the assembly.
Police should be corruption-free, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Sending a strong message against corruption, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan Friday said "fraudulent conduct" by police personnel would not be tolerated.
"Police should never succumb to corruption. We cannot allow a situation in which the fence itself eats the crops. A corruption-free policing system is essential for the state," he said at the passing-out-parade of police personnel, who had completed training at the Special Armed Police Camp here.
Corruption should be done away with, just like the third degree torturing method, Vijayan said.
He said stern action would be taken against those indulging in criminal activities.
The strength and infrastructure facilities of the state police force would be increased, the chief minister said.
"Police should never succumb to corruption. We cannot allow a situation in which the fence itself eats the crops. A corruption-free policing system is essential for the state," he said at the passing-out-parade of police personnel, who had completed training at the Special Armed Police Camp here.
Corruption should be done away with, just like the third degree torturing method, Vijayan said.
He said stern action would be taken against those indulging in criminal activities.
The strength and infrastructure facilities of the state police force would be increased, the chief minister said.
Appointment of relatives a serious issue, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan came to the fore rejecting P K Sreemathy in the controversy over the appointment of relatives. Pinarayi said that he was not aware of the appointment of her daughter-in-law in the personal staff. Sreemathy Teacher had posted in her Facebook page that her daughter-in-law was included in the personal staff with the consent of the party and her appointment was later cancelled. She later withdrew her statement from the Facebook.
Pinarayi said that on the basis of the party’s assessment that the appointment was wrong, it was withdrawn. A minister has the right to appoint three persons. Meantime, it is not necessary for the party to know who all they are. Giving her promotion was found to be improper. Following that, her appointment was cancelled, the then party secretary Pinarayi said.
Meantime, when asked whether the issue has stained the image of the government, senior leader V S Achuthanandan said ‘yes’. However Pinarayi said that it was the opinion of the UDF. UDF is not LDF and CPM is not congress, he said. A serious issue has been cropped up now. A decision would be taken after holding discussions, he said.
Pinarayi said that on the basis of the party’s assessment that the appointment was wrong, it was withdrawn. A minister has the right to appoint three persons. Meantime, it is not necessary for the party to know who all they are. Giving her promotion was found to be improper. Following that, her appointment was cancelled, the then party secretary Pinarayi said.
Meantime, when asked whether the issue has stained the image of the government, senior leader V S Achuthanandan said ‘yes’. However Pinarayi said that it was the opinion of the UDF. UDF is not LDF and CPM is not congress, he said. A serious issue has been cropped up now. A decision would be taken after holding discussions, he said.
No obstacle in arresting anyone, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: There are no hurdles for the police to arrest the guilty, said Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. He said this in reply to the question of a letter sent by additional chief judicial magistrate to assembly speaker seeking permission to arrest Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran.
The magistrate sent the letter as the minister, an accused in many criminal cases failed to appear before the court. Criminal cases were registered against him during the tenure of the previous government. Notices were sent many times asking him to appear in the court. As he failed to appear, letter was sent to the speaker and he in turn has sought legal advice. It is hinted that he has obtained legal advice that permission is needed for the arrest only if the session is on.
The magistrate sent the letter as the minister, an accused in many criminal cases failed to appear before the court. Criminal cases were registered against him during the tenure of the previous government. Notices were sent many times asking him to appear in the court. As he failed to appear, letter was sent to the speaker and he in turn has sought legal advice. It is hinted that he has obtained legal advice that permission is needed for the arrest only if the session is on.
UDF’s liquor policy a farce, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: While the Congress-led UDF government has announced that prohibition will be in force by 2023, the opposition CPI-M has made it clear that they will not have any such policy if voted to power.
Speaking to reporters here, CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan termed the liquor policy of the Oommen Chandy government a farce.
"Our policy is quite clear and we are interested and committed to bringing down the liquor consumption in the state. We do not subscribe to the policy of achieving prohibition," said Pinarayi.
Pinarayi also expressed confidence that the CPI-M-led LDF will win over 100 seats in the May 16 assembly polls.
"See, once the results are announced and we are invited to form the government, we will sit down to elect our leader. There are many of our leaders who are fit to become the chief minister," said Pinarayi, who in all likelihood would be chief minister should the LDF romp home.
He said the one reason why the LDF is set to return to office is that people in Kerala are "fed up" with the present Congress-led dispensation which, he said, is "just interested in engaging in corrupt practices".
"The people of Kerala are just waiting for the election day to express their anguish over the present government which has been a disaster. All of them want a change," said Pinarayi.
On the recently-formed BDJS -- the political outfit of Hindu Ezhava leader Vellapaly Natesan -- joining hands with the (BJP, Pinarayi said it will not have any impact. He added that "the disconnect between the two has now surfaced" with regard to the policy of reservation.
"While Prime Minister Narendra Modi says the policy of reservation would be there for SCs and STs Community, the RSS is clear that there need be no reservation at all. But Vellappally demands reservation, so there is confusion galore," he said.
"Chandy thought this new alliance will benefit them as Natesan will eat into the Ezhava votes while he kept silent. But during the recent local body polls, this came a cropper, and hence we know for certain this is not going to have any impact," added Pinarayi.
Asked about the relationship the CPI-M has recently struck with the Congress party in West Bengal, Pinarayi said the Congress party's presence there is hardly of any significance. He said he was not aware of any electoral tie-up and added that it has no significance for the polls in Kerala.
In reply to a question, Pinarayi said the resolution passed against V S Achuthanandan for his indiscipline last year still stands, but his contesting the polls need not be linked to the resolution.
Speaking to reporters here, CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan termed the liquor policy of the Oommen Chandy government a farce.
"Our policy is quite clear and we are interested and committed to bringing down the liquor consumption in the state. We do not subscribe to the policy of achieving prohibition," said Pinarayi.
Pinarayi also expressed confidence that the CPI-M-led LDF will win over 100 seats in the May 16 assembly polls.
"See, once the results are announced and we are invited to form the government, we will sit down to elect our leader. There are many of our leaders who are fit to become the chief minister," said Pinarayi, who in all likelihood would be chief minister should the LDF romp home.
He said the one reason why the LDF is set to return to office is that people in Kerala are "fed up" with the present Congress-led dispensation which, he said, is "just interested in engaging in corrupt practices".
"The people of Kerala are just waiting for the election day to express their anguish over the present government which has been a disaster. All of them want a change," said Pinarayi.
On the recently-formed BDJS -- the political outfit of Hindu Ezhava leader Vellapaly Natesan -- joining hands with the (BJP, Pinarayi said it will not have any impact. He added that "the disconnect between the two has now surfaced" with regard to the policy of reservation.
"While Prime Minister Narendra Modi says the policy of reservation would be there for SCs and STs Community, the RSS is clear that there need be no reservation at all. But Vellappally demands reservation, so there is confusion galore," he said.
"Chandy thought this new alliance will benefit them as Natesan will eat into the Ezhava votes while he kept silent. But during the recent local body polls, this came a cropper, and hence we know for certain this is not going to have any impact," added Pinarayi.
Asked about the relationship the CPI-M has recently struck with the Congress party in West Bengal, Pinarayi said the Congress party's presence there is hardly of any significance. He said he was not aware of any electoral tie-up and added that it has no significance for the polls in Kerala.
In reply to a question, Pinarayi said the resolution passed against V S Achuthanandan for his indiscipline last year still stands, but his contesting the polls need not be linked to the resolution.
Sangh Parivar trying to hijack Hindus, says Pinarayi
HIRUVANANTHAPURAM: CPM politburo member Pinarayi Thursday said the Sangh Parivar is trying to hijack Hindus and Hindu religious beliefs. He asked the people to be careful on it. Children who come to temples to pray are taken aside and given sticks training by the RSS, he said while talking at the Hindu Parliament in the capital city.
India has taught us that good should happen to all. But today in that India, efforts are on to sow seeds of enmity. Sangh Parivar now has the mental condition of murdering Govind Pansare, Kalburgi and Dhabolkar. They are now trying to destroy the unity amongst the people. Attempts are on to ruin the renaissance thoughts, he said.
Pinarayi said India is a land of diversities. The country will ruin if tried to impose religion. The communal forces should not win at a place whereimperialist forces failed. It is essential to safeguard the unity of the community. RSS is against reservation. SNDP Yogam general secretary Vellappally Natesan is supporting this stand, he said.
India has taught us that good should happen to all. But today in that India, efforts are on to sow seeds of enmity. Sangh Parivar now has the mental condition of murdering Govind Pansare, Kalburgi and Dhabolkar. They are now trying to destroy the unity amongst the people. Attempts are on to ruin the renaissance thoughts, he said.
Pinarayi said India is a land of diversities. The country will ruin if tried to impose religion. The communal forces should not win at a place whereimperialist forces failed. It is essential to safeguard the unity of the community. RSS is against reservation. SNDP Yogam general secretary Vellappally Natesan is supporting this stand, he said.
Shifting Jayarajan unexpectedly to capital city suspicious, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The government’s action to shift CPM Kannur district secretary P Jayarajan unexpectedly to Thiruvananthapuram without considering his health condition is suspicious, said CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan. He posted in the Facebook that the ambulance carrying the leader meeting with an accident causes severe anxiety.
Pinarayi said Jayarajan is not in a serious condition. The decision to shift him to the capital city was taken as he needed better treatment but it should not be taken in haste. However, why was he shifted midnight without enough security and also without permitting him to sleep? Jayarajan is under treatment from 1999 onwards. The CBI’s rush to get him in custody and shifting him midnight is found to be suspicious.
Pinarayi said Jayarajan is not in a serious condition. The decision to shift him to the capital city was taken as he needed better treatment but it should not be taken in haste. However, why was he shifted midnight without enough security and also without permitting him to sleep? Jayarajan is under treatment from 1999 onwards. The CBI’s rush to get him in custody and shifting him midnight is found to be suspicious.
Will not permit to question Jayarajan in custody, says Pinarayi
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan Tuesday visited CPM Kannur district secretary P Jayarajan, remanded in the Kathiroor Manoj murder case, undergoing treatment at the Kozhikode Medical College. The CBI is functioning for political interests. The CBI should drop their move to question him by taking into account his health condition. The party will not permit to question him in custody, he said.
It was the decision of the RSS and not the CBI to make him an accused in the case. Making him an accused in the case shows the bankruptcy of the CBI. If necessary, they can question him in front of the doctors in the hospital, he said.
It was the decision of the RSS and not the CBI to make him an accused in the case. Making him an accused in the case shows the bankruptcy of the CBI. If necessary, they can question him in front of the doctors in the hospital, he said.
Political conspiracy behind editing of Biju’s disc, says Pinarayi
ALAPPUZHA: There is a political conspiracy behind the editing of the disc produced by hotelier Biju Ramesh in the bar bribery case, said CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan. There may be some political interest for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and his aides. Addressing the media as part of his Nava Kerala March, he asked whether it was right for a police official to join them.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
Political conspiracy behind editing of Biju’s disc, says Pinarayi
ALAPPUZHA: There is a political conspiracy behind the editing of the disc produced by hotelier Biju Ramesh in the bar bribery case, said CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan. There may be some political interest for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and his aides. Addressing the media as part of his Nava Kerala March, he asked whether it was right for a police official to join them.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
Political conspiracy behind editing of Biju’s disc, says Pinarayi
ALAPPUZHA: There is a political conspiracy behind the editing of the disc produced by hotelier Biju Ramesh in the bar bribery case, said CPM politburo member Pinarayi Vijayan. There may be some political interest for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and his aides. Addressing the media as part of his Nava Kerala March, he asked whether it was right for a police official to join them.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
Appointing an ADGP as vigilance director was to sabotage the case. The audio clippings of Biju were edited in favour of the government. ADGP Shankar Reddy exposed the audio clips to defame the CPM, he said.
Pinarayi said the UDF Government has the culture of the mafias and destroying evidence is their style. The phone dialogues of KPCC general secretary Thampanoor Ravi shows the relation between Saritha S Nair and the congress. Oommen Chandy is a chief minister who has close links with the criminals.
When asked about the liquor policy, he said things are not decided by one or two persons of the CPM.
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