Thiruvananthapuram: Chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said that he does not wish to make any more comments regarding the verbal fight between him and KPCC president K Sudhakaran over the issues between them during their student days at the Government Brennen College campus in Thalassery, decades ago.
“Everyone knows the reason why I responded in that matter.
He has disowned the matter and blamed it on a media house.
I don’t intend to say anything on what he has disowned,” he said.
However, he said that he is open to listening to any kind of personal criticism against him.
He said that the people of the state will decide and he would stand with their decision, when asked about his actions being compared to that of an autocrat.
He said that he is presently at a stage where the people have already judged him.
He also repeated that he does not intend to take anyone’s name, when asked about the person whom he said had shared alleged plans of Sudhakaran to kidnap his son and daughter.
When asked why he did not approach the police or take any legal recourse when he came to know about such plans, he said that it is there where he stands different.
CM: No more comments on spat with Sudhakaran
