Thiruvananthapuram ∙ In the letter controversy, D.R. Although the opposition was able to end the strike by scapegoating Anil, the CPM leadership was deeply dissatisfied with Mayor Arya Rajendran’s approach. The CPM, which had taken a stand from the beginning that it would not remove the mayor, agreed in the consensus discussion that it would take the decision as per the court verdict, a continuation of this. The party will take further decisions after understanding the future situation of the case.
The CPM leadership has not yet given a clean chit to the mayor, even though DR Anil was made the scapegoat in the controversy that rocked the party over the mayor’s letter. The CPM leadership is unhappy with the Mayor’s approach, even as they accept the Mayor’s claim that he did not write the letter. Although the party is impressed with the overall activities, the general feeling within the party is that there has been a fall in the letter controversy.
Local Minister MB Rajesh and Education Minister V. Sivankutty are deeply dissatisfied with the fact that the opposition struggle has been extended for 56 days. The general feeling is that Arya Rajendran has failed in the local self government positions only by taking the opposition parties into confidence.
In yesterday’s consensus discussion, the CPM did not stick to the stand that the Mayor would not resign. The CPM’s approach that it can be decided according to the court order is also a sign of political moves to come.
English Summary: CPM Is Unhappy With The Approach Of Mayor Arya Rajendran