Kerala MLA Sudhakaran alleges Congress-CPI(M) nexus in Alappuzha
Kerala legislator G. Sudhakaran has alleged a corrupt, unholy alliance between local Congress and CPI(M) factions in Alappuzha. He also criticized the state police for failing to provide intelligence regarding planned protests against him.
Why it matters
The allegations expose internal political friction and potential corruption within local governance structures, highlighting tensions between coalition partners and opposition parties.
Ambalappuzha legislator G. Sudhakaran on Sunday alleged the existence of a Congress-CPI(M) nexus in Alappuzha in the presence of Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala.
Addressing the inaugural function of the Kerala Khadi Board’s Onam fair in Alappuzha, Mr. Sudhakaran alleged that a section of the Congress, in collusion with certain CPI(M) leaders in the district, had forged an unholy alliance that was fostering corruption. He urged the Home Minister to ensure that the arrangement was brought to an end.
“A section of the Congress and CPI(M) criminals are running a joint business in Alappuzha and this should be stopped. If anyone wants proof, I can provide it. This is not politics but an unprincipled alliance driven by opportunism. It is paving the way for large-scale corruption,” Mr. Sudhakaran said.
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