Ratheesh Ravi
KPMS will not cooperate. Organizations including
Revival Protection Committee meeting (file image) | Photo: Mathrubhumi
Kollam: The revival protection committee formed by the state government during the Sabarimala youth fire entry controversy is languishing. Aikaya Malayaraya Mahasabha left the Samiti regarding rituals at Sabarimala. The relationship with the Malayaraya Mahasabha Samiti was severed after it was accused of taking an anti-renewal stance on issues including the appointment of the Sabarimala Melashanti. P. K. Sajeev, Secretary of Navotthana Samiti and General Secretary of Malaya Raya Mahasabha, said that the government’s negative stand cannot be accepted.
The dropout of the organizations came when the conclusion of the Constitution Protection Conferences inaugurated by the Chief Minister on August 15 was scheduled to be held on January 26 in Chembazaranti. KPMS also does not participate in the programs of the committee after August. KPMS will not participate in the conference on 26th. President L. Ramesan told Mathrubhumi.
Organizations like Cheramar Sambavar Development Society (CSDS) and All Kerala Cheramar Hindu Mahasabha are also in non-cooperation with the Samiti. 166 community and social organizations signed the register and formed the committee with Vellappally Natesan as chairman and Punnala Sreekumar as general convener. Later, when the committee was organized, Vellappally Natesan became the president. As Punnala withdrew, P. Ramabhadra was made the General Secretary. Christian and Muslim organizations were also part of the revival committee at this time.
Fr. who was at the forefront of Vizhinjam struggle. Eugene Perera is the vice president of the committee. Many people including him are now not cooperating with the activities of the committee. KPMS is also moving towards complete non-cooperation. At the same time, state treasurer K. Somaprasad said that the issues raised by the Malayaraya Mahasabha cannot be resolved by the revival committee and the committee is not the platform to raise these demands.
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