Thiruvananthapuram: The debate at the CPM State Committee meeting on Friday in connection with the alleged election in Ambalappuzha during the assembly poll has strengthened speculation that it will appoint the committee to investigate the allegations of the senior leader of G Sudhakan.
Sudhakanan was criticized by the Alappuzha District Committee because it was not active during the election in the Ambalappuzha, the constituency he represents sequential requirements.
Sudhakanan did not attend a two-day state committee meeting at the center of AKG.
The State Committee also discussed in detail the candidate pollution disaster in Pala and Kalpetta.
Parties tend to appoint a committee to study voice erosion in both elections.
The probe nature of the setback in this chair will be decided on Saturday.
Party Slams Center In the case of Aisha: The State Committee passes through the resolution that condemns alleged abuse returned to the filmmaker of Aisha Sultana by Lakshadweep administration and the center.
“The possibility of administration of Lakshadweep and the police embraced the evidence against Aisha Sultana could not be ruled out.
Aisha Sultana was haunted to criticize the administration whose actions had sparked the vast protest among the island residents,” said the resolution.
The next resolution added that the Kavaratti police could use a laptop confiscated from the Aisha flat to compose evidence against it.
Kerala: CPM is likely to investigate the election of ‘sagging’
