New Delhi: Congress spokesman in Kerala, Veekshanam dailyOn Monday, he criticized the deputy of Thiruvananthapuram, Shashi Tharoor, for his comments on the Kerala starting sector in his last editorial. Without appointing it, the publishing house criticized the leader of Congress for praising the business growth of the State under the government of the left.
The publication in its last strongly written editorial advised against ‘betraying the expectations of thousands of workers before the next local elections. The editorial emphasized an existing anti -incumbency feeling and denounced the efforts to suppress it.
The editorial occurred one day after the leader of Congress clarified that his comments were not destined to congratulate the Government led by CPI (M) in Kerala, recognizing the progress of the Kerala start sector.
The controversy exploded after the article by the deputy of Thiruvananthapuram in an English newspaper came to light, which focused solely on Kerala’s business development, avoiding political comments.
However, the Congress spokesman ruled out his explanations. The piece warned that the failure of the UDF led by Congress in local elections, despite favorable circumstances, would significantly affect the coalition. He criticized attempts to compromise electoral possibilities.
Under the title “Award Awimsa for the executioner?”, The publisher suggested that the party be undergoing the deficiencies of the LDF government would be harmful.
The piece accused the ruling ICC (m) of destroying the industrial sector of Kerala, questioning praise for the industrial achievements of the government of the left. He highlighted industrial progress during the holdings of the previous main ministers, including R Sankar, C Achutha Menon, K Karunakaran, Ak Antony and Oommen Chandy.
The article praised the contributions of the former ministers of the industry, including PK Kunhalikutty, TV Thomas, Ka Damodara Menon. He questioned the distinctive contributions of P rajeve compared to the previous ministers.
The editorial equated praise of those responsible for the agricultural and industrial decline to honor a executioner with an Ahimsa award.
He listed several protests led by CPI (m) against industrial initiatives. The piece referred to important projects of the then main ministers of the AK Antony and Oommen Chandy Congress, pointing out the opposition of the left party.
The publication also questioned Tharoor’s positive comments about the American visit of Prime Minister Modi. The nozzle said that the interaction of Prime Minister Modi with US President Donald Trump and commercial-military agreements were not “great things.” He said that the gestures of the two leaders were only to improve their images.
While Congress questioned his comments, the CPI (m) supported his views. Kerala’s prime minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, criticized the opposition, citing Tharoor’s article as evidence against UDF’s claims.
The president of KPCC, K Sudhakaran, accused the government of misrepresenting business statistics without mentioning Tharoor.