Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Kerala Pinarayi Vijayan said on Tuesday said the government left had never had a plan to change the name of the place in the state and he had not received any of any letter from Karnataka partner on changes in names in the Kasaragod district which borders Karartaka from Kannada to Malayalam , He said the whole controversy showed how “no problems” could be a problem.
“This shows how things cannot be made.
The state government has never considered changing the name of any place in the state.
I do not understand how news is like that.
It seems like there is an effort.
To create unnecessary problems in our country,” Vijayan said told reporters here.
When asked whether the chairman of Karnataka Minister B Yediyurappa had written to him about this issue, Vijayan said he had not received such a letter.
Minister of Revenue of Karan K Rajan and PWD Minister P Mohammed Riyas also denied reports and said that the sort of “fake news” was a serious problem and must be seen.
“The state government does not make such decisions.
It is also not under the consideration of the state government.
Such a step is currently not on our agenda,” said Rajan.
Riyas is referred to as “fake news.” “Those who have given this news must see the reason behind the fake news.
I see a message that this has become a problem of speaking in the state of Karnataka and that some people try to create something the same through this.
However, this is a serious problem and must be seen, “said Riyas.
Previously, Head of BJP Kerala K Surendran had taken this problem and claimed “Move” (to change the name) was to enter several good books.
“The government, who consistently denied linguistic minority rights in Kasaragod Regency, are now determined to damage their cultural heritage too.
What happens now is not just a name change but the steps to enter some good books.
It cannot be permitted,” Surendran posted on Facebook.
The minister of the local Mandiri Mandiri Office also denied the report and said the Kerala government had not taken a step to change the names of places in Kasaragod Regency.
Manjeshwaram MLA and the Union Indian Muslim League (IUML) A K M Ashraf also said there was no step to change the names of places.