Kanam Rajendran’s travelogue; Culture today with official honors Madhyamam

Kottayam: The late CPI state secretary Kanam Rajendran will leave Kerala today. Funeral services will be held at 11 am on Sunday at Kochukalapurayadam homestead in Kottayam Kanam. Father V.K. Kanam has also been cremated near the place where Parameswaran Nair was cremated. Son Sandeep will light the pyre. The funeral will be with official honors. Religious activities are completely avoided.

CPI National Secretary D. Raja, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Ministers, CPI National Secretariat members K. Narayana, Binoy Viswam, CPM State Secretary M.V. Govindan, CPI Tamil Nadu and Karnataka State Secretaries and various political, social and cultural leaders will reach Kanam’s residence on Sunday to pay their last respects. Security arrangements have also been made under the leadership of the police.

The funeral procession carrying the dead body left Thiruvananthapuram at 2.30 pm on Saturday and reached Kottayam late at night. In Changanassery, which is the district border, CPI district secretary V.B. The activists received the body under the leadership of Binu. A huge crowd came to Changanassery to see the beloved leader for the last time. Leaders and workers from the district accompanied the procession. Later, many people paid their last respects in Kurichi, Chingavanam, Natakam and Tirunakkara.

The dear leader was last seen by a long line of leaders and activists when his body was laid out for public viewing at the CPI district committee office courtyard on Cholliozhukkam Road, Kottayam. P.P. who worked as district secretary for two times. George’s memorial and later to Kanate’s house. Hundreds of activists were waiting here too with slogans.

Condolence meeting tomorrow

A condolence meeting will be held in Kottayam on Monday on the demise of CPI State Secretary Kanam Rajendran. CPI National Secretary D. Kottayam District Secretary Adv. VB Binu informed.

Kanam Rajendran passed away at a private hospital in Kochi following a heart attack around 5:30 pm on Friday. He had been under treatment for some time due to heart disease and kidney disease due to diabetes. His right foot was recently amputated due to severe diabetes. He was on leave from the party for three months due to health problems. Kanam Rajendran, a member of the Central Secretariat and National Vice President of AITUC, was a member of the party’s State Council for 53 years.