“KSU Controversy: Two State Vice-Presidents Resign Amidst Reorganization List Allegations – Mathrubhumi News”

# Mathrubhumi News

Thiruvananthapuram: KSU Married people are out of the state committee. Two State Vice-Presidents of N.S.U. Resigned to the leadership. Visakh Pathiyur, N. Ananthanarayan resigned. The resignation comes in the wake of allegations regarding the reorganization list of KSU.

When the reorganization list came out, it led to great controversy and outbursts in Congress. The main criticism was that it was a jumbo list. It was also alleged that a major change was made from the list provided by the state leadership.

State K.S. V.T. who supervised Yu. Balram and Adv. When the list prepared under Jayant’s leadership reached the national leadership, K.C. Venugopal and V.D. It was alleged that there was interference by others including Satheesan. There was also criticism that their favorites were stuffed in the list.

Criticism has also been raised that the list includes five people who are over the age limit and seven people who are married. KPCC said that they should resign, otherwise the state committee will not be given a chance to take charge. Chairman K. Sudhakaran took a stand. A and I groups also expressed their opposition on the issue.

Following these developments, two state vice presidents have now submitted their resignations. Both of them are taking the position that there is no need to continue in the background of the controversy. However, five married people and five people who have passed the age limit are still on the list. It is known that they will resign soon.

It is reported that large-scale sabotage took place in the lists given by A and I groups. Many names were not included in the list they provided. Earlier, in 10 out of 14 districts, A group representatives were in the chair. But now it has reduced to five. Group A is very angry about this. Moreover, many names given by Ramesh Chennithala were omitted. K.C. has been appointed to several district chairmanships. It is alleged that people interested in Venugopal came.

K. Sudhakaran had complained to National President Mallikarjuna Kharge and Sonia Gandhi on the same day. KPCC said that the list is not acceptable and those who are included in the list can take responsibility. He also took the stand that the headquarters, Indira Bhavan, will not be opened. After this, KSU State president Aloshi tried several times to meet and talk to Sudhakaran, but Sudhakaran did not come.