PM Narendra Modi To Arrive In Kerala Today; CPI-M Seeks Answers On Pulwama Attack | India News

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PM Narendra Modi To Arrive In Kerala Today; CPI-M Seeks Answers On Pulwama Attack | India News


Kochi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Kochi on a two-day go to to Kerala on Monday. After reaching the Naval Airport INS Garuda, PM Modi will proceed to Sacred Hearts College Ground at Thevara within the metropolis to handle the Yuvam 2023 Conclave organised by the Bharatiya Janata Party. PM Modi may even take part in a highway present from the airport to the Conclave venue.

After staying in Kochi in a single day, the Prime Minister will depart for the State capital Thiruvananthapuram, the place he’ll flag off the newly launched Vande Bharat Express between Thiruvananthapuram and Kasargod. He may even dedicate to the nation the Kochi Water Metro, an eco-friendly trendy ferry service connecting the islands close to Kochi. He may even launch varied developmental works price over 3200 crore rupees on the event.

CPI-M Protests In Kerala

 

However, forward of his Kerala go to to participate in “Yuvam-23”, the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI), the youth wing of the ruling CPI(M), has posed 100 inquiries to him over varied points. Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M) state secretary, M V Govindan, led a protest at Kollam whereas Left Democratic Front (LDF) convenor, E P Jayarajan, launched the occasion at Thiruvananthapuram.

The CPI(M) leaders sought a reply from PM Modi on varied points, together with the current Pulwama controversy precipitated as a result of revelation of Satyapal Malik, the previous governor of Jammu and Kashmir.

Govindan lashed out at PM Modi, who will likely be within the state for the subsequent few days, saying the prime minister ought to reply to Malik’s surprising revelations on the Pulwama assault wherein 40 troopers misplaced their lives.

He mentioned the BJP and Narendra Modi ought to reply the conspiracy behind the Pulwama assault. “Malik made some shocking revelations. He said Narendra Modi and other senior leaders cannot shy away from the responsibility of the martyrdom of 40 Indian soldiers… He said Modi did not allow him to speak,” Govindan mentioned.

Govindan mentioned neither the PM nor the BJP authorities has but responded to the allegations of Malik. “Only fascists can plan a terrorist attack to fuel nationalism and exploit it for election,” Govindan mentioned.

Addressing the group at Thiruvananthapuram, Jayarajan requested PM Modi to go to Kerala extra typically to witness the event within the state. Mentioning the brand new Vande Bharat Express which will likely be flagged off by PM Modi on Tuesday, Jayarajan mentioned a brand new practice was welcome nevertheless it mustn’t have an effect on the common timings of the every day companies affecting the commuters.

“Unlike the BJP and the Congress which oppose all sorts of developments, we welcome the train as it is ultimately for the welfare of the people. However, the BJP doesn’t consider trains as a service to people but is just part of its political chicanery,” Jayarajan mentioned.

CPI-M Puts Up Posters Seeking Answers On Pulwama Attack Row

The DYFI has launched an enormous marketing campaign asking 100 inquiries to PM Modi on varied points confronted by the youth and the nation comparable to unemployment, poor wages, sale of public sector corporations amongst others. Hundreds of flex boards, elevating inquiries to PM Modi, have been erected by the DYFI subsequent to the BJP boards welcoming the Prime Minister.

All India president of DYFI and Rajya Sabha MP, A A Rahim, mentioned the occasion was asking 100 inquiries to PM Modi, who had not confronted a single press meet within the final 9 years.

The DYFI has additionally launched a QR code that may open the inquiries to the Prime Minister. The questions embody subjects associated to the Pulwama assault, Demonetisation, the 2002 Gujarat riots, horse buying and selling of legislators, PM Cares Fund, encounter politics, and rising gas costs amongst others.





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