Dissent in Congress over Vattiyurkavu
The Hindu
The Congress party, which is facing revolt in its ranks in various parts of the State regarding candidate selection for the Assembly election, has yet another crisis on its hands.
In Vattiyurkavu, a few Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) members and other local leaders are set to resign against the proposed candidature of K.P. Anil Kumar. The mandalam committee, which met on Sunday morning at the NSS hall here, passed a resolution against “parachuting in outsiders” as candidates in Vattiyurkavu. A KPCC member told The Hindu that the mandalam committee had proposed the name of KPCC member D. Sudarsanan, who is the chairman of the committee and had served as the election committee chairman in the constituency for the past few elections. However, the names proposed by the leadership did not include anyone from Vattiyurkavu.
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