K.C. Venugopal urges KSU workers to raise grievances through party forums
AICC general secretary K.C. Venugopal has urged KSU workers to resolve grievances through internal party forums rather than public protests. He also dismissed opposition criticism regarding the Waqf Board and reiterated the Congress party's demand to rename the Vizhinjam International Seaport after Oommen Chandy.
Why it matters
The statement reflects internal party management strategies and ongoing political tensions between the Congress and the opposition in Kerala.
AICC general secretary K.C. Venugopal on Saturday said the party understood that KSU workers might have genuine grievances, but stressed that such issues should first be raised through the party’s internal forums rather than in public.
Speaking to reporters after inaugurating a meeting at Puthuppally to mark the third death anniversary of former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, Mr. Venugopal said the party “recognised” that KSU workers might have legitimate concerns but maintained that such issues should first be raised in the appropriate organisational forums.
“There may be matters that have disappointed KSU workers. Such issues should first be taken up within the party, and every effort must be made to resolve them internally,” he said.
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