CPI(M) seeks clarification on links of drug case accused to Kerala Chief Minister’s office
The CPI(M) district secretary has demanded a clarification regarding alleged links between individuals arrested in a drug case and the Kerala Chief Minister's office. The party claims that the accused, including a social media coordinator, are affiliated with the Youth Congress.
Why it matters
The allegations highlight political tensions and potential corruption scandals involving state-level political offices and drug-related criminal investigations.
CPI(M) district secretary S. Satish has demanded clarification regarding the alleged links of those accused in a drug case to the Chief Minister’s office.
In a statement issued here, he alleged that Muhammed Hussain, social media coordinator of the Chief Minister and a Youth Congress office-bearer, was arrested with MDMA during Operation Toofan at Kalikkadavu in Kasaragod. P.A. Abdul Salam and P.A. Abbas, residents of Vengola in Ernakulam, who were arrested along with him, were also active Congress workers, he alleged.
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