CPI(M) will not do ‘political stupidity’ of having secret deals with BJP, says Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan
The Hindu
Coming down heavily on the Congress allegation that the CPI(M) and the BJP have “secret deals” with each other in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the CPI(M) is not an organisation that will do such “a political stupidity.”
Coming down heavily on the Congress allegation that the CPI(M) and the BJP have “secret deals” with each other in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said the CPI(M) is not an organisation that will do such “a political stupidity.”
The Chief Minister was addressing mediapersons in Thrissur in Kerala on April 16 (Tuesday).
“The Congress has been leading a cyberattack against LDF leaders, including the Vadakara candidate K.K. Shailaja. That has become the style of the Congress,” said Mr. Vijayan.
“The Modi’s Guarantee is only for the corporates. Corporate loans worth billions have been written off by the BJP government. The NDA’s manifesto shows the communal agenda of the Sangh Parivar. Those who cannot fulfil the promises that they made in the last 10 years have come up with CAA, Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and (Ayodhya) Ram Temple to divide people on communal lines. The BJP, which has promised 2 crore jobs each year, has frozen lakhs of appointments. Permanent jobs have become a dream now. There is no permanent job even in military,” said Mr. Vijayan.
He said the upcoming Lok Sabha elections will be “a public trial” of the BJP government which has tried to “divide people with their communal agenda.”
“The Prime Minister claims that Kerala has suffered a setback from the Supreme Court of India in the case of its plea on borrowings. How can it be a setback when the Supreme Court referred the plea to the Constitution Bench? The Supreme Court itself has asked the Centre whether it is competing with the States,” he said.
Mr. Vijayan said the BJP is trying to tarnish the image of the cooperative sector in Kerala in the name of the Karuvannur bank scam.
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