Kodiyeri visits slain CPI(M) leader’s house
The Hindu
He declares that the party will take care of his dependents
CPI(M) State secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan here on Sunday called on the family members of the slain CPI(M) leader P.B. Sandeep Kumar and declared that the party will take care of his dependents.
Visiting the residence of Mr. Kumar in Peringara along with Minister for Fisheries Saji Cherian, Mr. Balakrishnan said the CPI(M) Pathanamthitta district committee would be tasked to ensure a job for the slain leader’s wife while his kids would be extended financial support to pursue their studies.
During the visit, Mr. Balakrishnan interacted with the wife and parents of the slain leader and assured all possible steps to ensure justice to the deceased.
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