ThiruvananThapuram: If the general vibration distributed by senior BJP state leaders is something that must be passed, some heads are arranged to roll in the committee of the Mandark, District and State in the next few days.
The core committee meeting held at Ernakulam on Sunday was studied to decide to act hard to ‘inactive’ or ‘ineffective’ leaders during the State Assembly selection.
The Member Core Committee 11 discussed the main points submitted by five committees found facts that interact with cadres and party leaders after the empty party in the assembly poll.
According to the source, at least several district presidents, several state office carriers, and a number of President Committee Mandalam is likely to face ax, given the extensive criticism of party workers on organizational irregularities in elections.
Party workers, according to a fact search report, have the view that the refusal of nominated papers several candidates, even in Kannur Regency where the party is involved in a direct battle with CPM, sending the wrong message to the public and disappointing ordinary workers.
The core committee recognizes criticism of the workers that improper and unwise statements made by senior leaders such as Rajagopal and Kummanam Rajasekharan in carrying out the selection and defiant of the Sobha Stand Surendran before finalizing the party’s nomination affected the party’s prospects.
The committee also recorded a greater feeling of workers that the party lost the grip on elections because the state president K surendran was contested from two constituencies.
Based on feedback from grassroots level workers, the core committee concludes that a gentle Hindutva approach must be pursued aggressively by the party without failing because it considers that politics in the country moves quickly towards the polarized direction.
The meeting decided to actively support and protect the interests of Christian churches even while it felt that the Hindutva soft approach and pro-Christian stands did not help the party to win votes, but indirectly helped CPM politically.
However, the committee feels, short-term setbacks do not need to prevent parties from following the most ‘desirable’ political approach that can only help the party in the long run.