Kerela Congress Seems To Be Holding Different Rules For Different Leaders

As of late, senior party leader K.V. Thomas stood out as truly newsworthy after he went to the 23rd CPI-M party Congress at Kannur on April 9 resisting party President Sonia Gandhi’s structure. The All India Congress Committee’s disciplinary board of trustees is presently investigating the clarification given by the him in regards to the matter.

Additionally, questions are being raised on party’s quietness over previous Deputy Rajya Sabha Chairman and Congress leader P.J. Kurien’s ramming of Rahul Gandhi in a meeting with a vernacular magazine in state capital Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday.

Thomas is 75 years of age and has had an extremely lengthy innings in appointive legislative issues both at the state and Center, while 81-year-old Kurien has had a considerably longer political innings, however it was in Delhi just where he had served six terms in the Lok Sabha from 1980-99 and in the Upper House from 2005 till 2018, when in his last term he was the Deputy Chairman.

It just so happens, both the top Congress leaders have a few similitudes: previous school teachers, have a place with Christian people group and are despondent particularly with the party central leadership.

While Thomas was not permitted to challenge his sitting Lok Sabha supporters in 2019, Kurien needed one more term in the Upper House which was turned somewhere around the Congress, and has prompted the two of them turning anxious.

One more similitude between the two Congressmen is because of their long innings in Delhi, the two of them have next to no grassroots help in Kerala and not much tears are being shed by virtue of their current grouse.

However, what has come as a stunner is that at the Congress’ top panel meeting in Thiruvananthapuram held for this present week where both Thomas and Kurien should be available yet neither participated.

While Thomas was not welcome to the party meet, Kurien communicated his failure to go to the gathering refering to individual reasons. As indicated by a party source mentioning obscurity, when the party meeting started, Congress Lok Sabha part T.N. Prathapan requested that Kurien be rebuffed for his meeting given to a vernacular magazine.

Notwithstanding, senior Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala mediated and said there is the same old thing in what Kurien said and is like the proclamations that the G23 (gathering of top Congress leaders in Delhi who previously communicated their disappointment against the manner in which Rahul Gandhi is acting) and can be overlooked.

Before long, the Kerala Opposition leader V.D. Satheesan likewise mediated and voiced a similar assessment as Chennithala and said the party board need not throw away its life on a similar issue.

A media pundit on state of obscurity said it’s peculiar how the Congress chiefs in Kerala act as the two of the greatest foes of Kurien – – senior Congress leader Oommen Chandy and Chennithala took a delicate political stand.

Kurien has been furious with Chandy and Chennithala as in 2018 when he was expecting a new Rajya Sabha term, the last option chose to appease the alienated Kerala Congress (M) leader K.M. Mani, who had briefly stopped the Congress-UDF coalition, offered the voting demographic to his child Jose K. Mani, who had a year passed on to finish his Lok Sabha term.

“It’s through such demeanor of the Congress chiefs here the party is presently battling and also the bar of discipline is used taking a gander at who the violator is. The typical average person seems to have lost confidence in the questionable ways the Congress party is run. Try not to be amazed, one never knows, even Thomas may be let off with a harsh advance notice,” said the media critic.