Mohammed Salim, a member of the Politburo of CPI (M), addressed the press at the venue of the 24th Party Congress in Madurai on Friday. |Photo source: Moorthy G.
On the second day of the Office of Serious Fraud Investigation (SFIO), T. Veena, daughter of Kerala Chief Minister and member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxism) in the payment case of Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd (CMRL), CPI (M) Rallied Mr. vijayan rallied, Solide insosif cochin. However, on the way to the case, the party’s top leaders appeared to have serious differences of opinion.
Politburo coordinator Prakash Karat said Friday morning that the case will be held politically and legally. “If they [BJP] Thinking they can target the Chief Minister by doing something like this to his family, we are ready to face the reality, and I’m sure it will fight politically and legally. ” he told the media.
Several leaders from Kerala claimed the case was politically motivated, while some leaders, such as Politburo member Ma Baby, claimed that it was conspiracy behind it. He said what made SFIO’s move doubtful was its timing, sharing the stage in Madurai in conjunction with the chief ministers of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Kerala Party Secretary MV Govindan also found the timing issue, saying it was aimed at taking the gloss away from the party’s congress. He reiterated that the case was between the two companies [CMRL and the now-defunct Exalogic, owned by Ms. Veena]this is for political purposes.
But Politburo member Mohammed Salim briefed the media on Friday night, choosing to insist that CPI(M) is not a party in the case, depending on the person prosecuted to fight legally. He insisted: “The case has nothing to do with the party.”
Mr Salim was asked about the center of political purpose during a search by the law enforcement agency in the office of the film’s co-producers. empuraan.
Political route adoption
The political line calls for the improvement of the independence of CPI(M) and continues on Friday night the party’s Congress approved the continuation of the broad secular and democratic forces of the center’s “neofascist regime”.
The meeting adopted a resolution requiring an immediate census general, including the caste census. In another resolution, it urged the Centre to conduct extensive consultations with political parties and state governments to build consensus on demarcation issues.
“Any bounding framework must prevent disproportionate advantages of any particular region or state, and must protect the interests of countries that have successfully implemented population growth. The increase in pro-Bila seats should be adopted to expand parliamentary representatives while maintaining the existing proportional distribution of seats between countries to ensure fair and balanced representation,” it said.
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