Cannot compare, Kerala Police, Deraja Don’t Know: Right

Thiruvananthapuram: Secretary of State CPI Kanam Kanam Rajendran has aired an open criticism of the National Party Secretary General D King for giving comments that support the statement carried out by Annie King against Police Annie Raja.
“There is no parallel that can be withdrawn between and above and the police.
D The king did not know that,” Kanam said, added that no one was above criticism in the Communist Party.
Overcoming the news conference after the CPI Council meeting, Kanam on Saturday said that there was nothing wrong in criticizing individuals in the Communist Party.
“Annie King’s statement was rejected by national executives.
No one stopped criticizing the party’s secretary general.
Both the national secretary or chairman, all should fall on the party line,” Kanam said.
Police up and different Kerala.
If there are a number of small deviations on the police Kerala, the same thing has been handled effectively, he added.
“The reaction of the king of Annie Raja’s statement was not based on the national executive opinion,” Kanam said.
Immediately after the National Executive Meeting, the King has said that the police failure must be criticized regardless of whether it happens above or in Kerala.
The CPI and Council executives have witnessed strong criticism of comments that were passed by the Secretary General of the Party and his wife and the Secretary General of the National Forum for Indian women.
Kanam has told the central leadership of the State Unit’s disapproval for the observation of Annie King that the RSS gang worked secretly in the police Kerala, accusing the state police not to do enough to protect the rights and salvation of women and children.
“CPI is a party where even the Chairman of the Dange Party has criticized.
The general spirit of deliberations in the State Council and the executive will be submitted to the king.
Members of the National Secretariat have been entrusted with the task,” Kanam said.
State executives have asked Binoy Viswom to convey the feelings of the State Unit to the National Secretary General.