RSS trying to sabotage Kerala society: Pinarayi
The Hindu
Mr. Vijayan said the RSS had so far failed to implement its agenda in the State due to the strong presence and stance of the Left front.
Hitting out at the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said deliberate attempts are being made to change the basic character and nature of Kerala society by destroying the communal harmony.
He was inaugurating the P. Krishna Pillai Memorial Study Centre established by the CPI(M) district committee in Alappuzha on Sunday.
“Kerala society has several distinct characteristics. Ours is a secular State. But, of late attempts are being made to bring wholesale changes and sabotage the society by creating divisions on religious lines,” Mr. Vijayan said.
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