Thiruvananthapuram – Union Minister V. Muraleedharan criticized Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan for the fire at Kochi’s Brahmapuram waste plant. He asked where the Chief Minister of Kerala was as people gasped for air. Muralidharan also said in the note that Pinarayi Vijayan cannot run away from the responsibility of the disaster caused by the appointment of relatives even in waste management.
Muralidharan’s note
Where is the Chief Minister of Kerala when people are gasping for air in the Brahmapuram fire? Pinarayi Vijayan, who advised the Malayalees during the covid period that if they don’t eat chiratta, mosquitoes will come, why doesn’t Pinarayi Vijayan look back at this tragedy? It is surprising that the media did not investigate the whereabouts of the ‘Captain’ in the face of the disaster, which was described by experts as equal to a nuclear disaster!
Pinarayi Vijayan, you cannot run away from the responsibility of the disaster caused by ‘relative recruitment’ even in waste management. Your scum of corruption is robbing the people of Madhya Kerala of their right to live.
Your mismanagement has taken away the right of not only this generation but also future generations to live healthy.
The silence of Pinarayi Vijayan, who had already given the contract of several other projects to Vaikom Vishwan’s family’s Thattikoot company, is mysterious. Pinarayi Vijayan should clarify whether he is keeping silent because he knows that if he digs deeper, the stench of corruption will waft from him.
The local minister who said in the assembly that ‘the fire will be extinguished in two days’ is also in smoke! Kerala is suffocating when the DYFI leaders who protested against the fires in the Amazon forests are in power.
English Summary: V Muraleedharan criticizes Pinarayi Vijayan on Brahmapuram fire