Kerala Chief Minister’s office “functioning like mafia” alleges LoP VD Satheesan

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], September 6 (ANI): Congress has intensified its protests, in Kerala demanding the resignation of Pinarayi Vijayan over allegations raised by Nilambur MLA PV Anwar against the chief minister’s Political Secretary P Sasi and Additional Director General of Police M R Ajith Kumar.

The Congress protest took out a march towards the Secretariat.

Opposition Leader V D Satheesan and KPCC President K Sudhakaran also participated in the protest.

Accusing the Kerala government, opposition leader VD Satheesan said that constant allegations against the government have created doubts about whether it is a government or mafia gang.

“The people’s court is now judging this government. Constant allegations are being raised against the government, leading to doubts about whether it is a government or a mafia gang. The Chief Minister’s office is functioning like a mafia organisation,” Satheesan said.

KPCC President K Sudhakaran has demanded Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan be replaced.

“It is essential for Kerala that this Chief Minister be replaced. If the CPM doesn’t make this decision, the people of this state must. Yesterday, my children, who did nothing wrong, were beaten up. If the Chief Minister doesn’t resign, the people of Kerala will rise and force him out, with the Congress leading the way,” KPCC President Sudhakaran said.

On September 2, United Democratic Front Chief and Leader of Opposition in Kerala, VD Satheesan, led a protest in front of the Secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram, alleging protection of the accused in the Justice Hema Committee report and Vadakara Kafir screenshot case.

Earlier on Sunday, Union Minister and BJP National President JP Nadda questioned the Kerala government for delay in justice to the victims of sexual harassment in the Malayalam film industry after the Hema Committee report and alleged that Communist Party leaders are involved in the matter.

Last month, a redacted version of the Justice Hema Committee report on harassment faced by women in the Malayalam cinema industry was made public. It contains shocking accounts alleging harassment, exploitation, and ill-treatment of women professionals.