Palakkad: Kerala’s top executive, Pinarayi Vijayan, declared that factionalism amongst CPM officials is intolerable. Addressing the Palakkad district convention, Vijayan asserted that self-serving conduct by officials, disregarding party interests, will prompt decisive action from the leadership. In his response to the organizational summary, the Chief Minister censured the infighting within the Area Committee.
The organizational report thoroughly examined divisive tendencies in the Puthussery, Kollangode, and Kuzhalmandam area committees. The Chief Minister cautioned officials in response to this report. The Area Committee’s defeat of the Kongad assembly member exemplifies the detrimental effects of prioritizing personal ambition over collective goals—a trend that must end. The underrepresentation of women reflects a problematic mindset amongst some. The postponement of local and area meetings demonstrates the state leadership’s rejection of the proposed course of action.
Any attempt to limit the party’s scope will be firmly rejected by the leadership. Those who engage in such behavior, and those who align themselves with them, will be expelled. It’s crucial to remember that the success of the movement depends on collective participation and unity. The numerous corruption accusations against the cooperative banks, which serve the general public, are damaging to public trust. Many are exploiting their positions as bank directors for personal financial gain. The Left government’s continued tenure stems from the public’s faith in the party and its administration. The Chief Minister elaborated on the government’s developmental achievements, including projects like the Silver Line.
English Summary: Pinarayi Vijayan issues stern warning against factionalism within CPM.
