Thiruvananthapuram: Chairman of the Minist of Pinarayi Vijayan said in the Assembly that there were no reports of students who were captivated on extremism on the state campuses.
Previously, CPM had warned its cadres to this in a report prepared by the Party of State Committee.
However, the minister’s chairman rejected this in the Assembly.
In return for Syafi Parambang Congress at home, the head of the minister said that there were no such reports given by intelligence to the government.
“There is no effort to captivate girls to extremism on campuses.
The government has not received such a report from Wing Intelligence,” said the minister’s chief.
Parambang asks if this comes to government notice and is there a probe ordered in this matter.
For this, said the head minister because there were no reports like that, no need to investigate this.
Previously in September, in a record circulating to all branch committees, CPM has warned that there is a conscious effort to attract young women who are educated to the lane of terrorism in the state.
It is said that “efforts are made to lure young people into communalism and extremism.” This note was prepared before the branch and party committee meetings said that it had nothing to do with controversial comments made by Bishop nutmeg on ‘narcotics jihad’.
This comment was added in the party record of the “Community Minority” party prepared by the party for its leaders in connection with the first address in the local committee branch and conference.