Thiruvananthapuram: The leaders cut the political spectrum, including the Head of Pinarayayu Vijayan’s Minister and Opposition Leader V D Sathean, denied the death of the Swamy Stan Pastor.
In his condolences, the minister’s chairman said it could not be justified that a man, who fought throughout his life because our most oppressed society, had to die in detention.
Travesty of judges like that should have no place in our democracy, he said.
Sathean said that FR Swamy’s death was the murder of the government.
He is a social servant who devotes more than five decades to the tribe and oppressed.
He said that the crime committed by FR Swamy was that he raised his voice for poor people and weaker classes of the community.
The country has lost someone who is a combination of justice, humanity, and fear.
This is a classic example of how the government tame the country’s constitution, he said.
In a condolences, the speaker M B Rajesh said that FR Swamy was a painful eye for those who looted the country’s mineral wealth, when he continued to overtake the rights of tribes and classes that were oppressed.
It is a cruel facts that he rejected even the rights of qualifying for a detention below.
The government and justice cannot wash their responsibilities from this incident.
This is a disruption to the country’s democracy, he said.
Former Chief Minister of Oommen Chandy said that FR Swamy, who spent his entire life for the tribal community, would remain in painful memory.
Someone who fought throughout his life for the human rights of others died after being rejected by his right, he said.
Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala said that he was a victim of a government sponsored terror.
This is a black day in the country’s democracy.
Even when his health deteriorated, the government failed to provide the right treatment, he said.
CPM members Politbiro M a baby said that no other government Narendra Modi-LED could kill a saint such as FR Swamy who spent his entire life to lift the oppressed goods.
Travesty of Judge Such does not have a place in democracy: cm
