Thiruvananthapuram: The resignation of the party leaders has resulted in a mixed response in Congress.
Interestingly, while the KPCC K Sudhakaran President and opposition leader V D Sathean is very critical of leaders who have left the party, senior leaders such as Chandy and Ramesh Chennithala’s ommen stop from making statements against them.
Sathean said resignation would not have an impact on the congress.
“The party stands firm even after k carunakan goes.
Even if V D Sathean leaves a party, it won’t have any effect.
Congress will stand upright, whoever goes,” he added.
In the past, too many leaders had joined CPM after stopping at parties and some of the Marxist parties also came to Congress.
This is not a new phenomenon, he said, adding: “The party cannot tolerate leaders who attack leadership in public,” Satheani said.
Former chairman of the Minister and Secretary General of the AICC Oommmen Chandy who came to attend the function in the state capital on Wednesday was not ready to comment on the decision of the annilkumar to get out of the party and join CPM.
Meanwhile, the reliable Lieutenant Chandy Benny, the MP, who is also a former former UDF pass, said the party’s leadership needs to introspect why leaders leave the party.
“I did not justify the leaders who had made the decision to leave a party.
But state leadership must discuss why these leaders stopped.
If there are leaders who are not satisfied at the party, they must be given the opportunity to be heard,” said Penganan.
UDF Convener M M Hassan said anyone who left the party until the date all had secured several positions and received all the benefits of the party.
He also cast out the claims made by CPM that more leaders from Congress were preparing to get out of the party.
One more leader who stopped from the former Secretary General of the KPCC G Rathikumar had stopped from Congress and joined CPM.
He has become a loyalist in a carunakanan.
Some leaders who come out of the Cong will not affect parties: Satheesan
