Thiruvananthapuram: Head of Pinarayi Vijayan’s Minister on Thursday reiterated his commitment to the economic development of Kerala and to turn the country into the purpose of the preferred investment even when he revealed certain destructive mindsets that seek to encourage environmental growth and equity.
CM made a pro-development comment when inaugurated Lulu Mall in the state capital but the second largest LDF constituent CPI seems to have different ideas, with the meeting of the State Council on Thursday watching opposition heated to semi-high K-Rail projects PET government cm and LDF.
CM said the state government plans to attract an investment worth 10,000 crore in a short time and explain the steps taken by the government to promote MSMEs in the state.
“There are some people who claim to be public workers but work against the public interest.
It has become a practice in Kerala that complaints begin to pour development projects as and when they are announced,” he said.
“Our country is getting ready for more effort like this.
We aim to create an economy and knowledge society.
People must realize those who try to inhibit our developmental activities.” Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who also spoke in the inauguration function of the mall, all of whom praised the CM development initiative but the CPI leaders were not sure of it.
The CPI State Council meeting in Thiruvananthapuram was reported to see several members, including former Minister V S Sunilkumar and K Raju, spoke against the K-Rail project.
The government has encouraged a controversial project as a green and decent initiative despite the opposition.
CPI State Council members are reportedly critical of the financial feasibility and environmental impact of projects that are contrary to government claims.
Some members also expressed doubts about the time of the project, asking whether the country needed a mega project while facing a severe financial crisis.
However, Kanam Kanam Kanam Secretary Kanam Rajendran can be said in his reply speech that the CPI should support a known project in the LDF and party manifesto and the party cannot blame a large ticket project.
Then, while talking to a press conference, Rajendran chose not to support the Minister of Higher Education R Bindu who faced criticism to put pressure on the Governor Arif Mohammed Khan about the appointment of VC University of Kannur.
He has criticized the governor of another day for his remarks to the government.
“As far as I know, the minister does not have the right to make such recommendations.
I do not know whether my knowledge is finished or not,” he said.
It is believed that Rajendran changed his standing in controversy as well after criticism.
The council meeting.
However, he refused to react For specific questions such as whether the minister does power abuse.