Kochi: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan accused the V Pakshi alliance INDIA faction ally, the United Democratic Front (UDF), led by eighteen Congress members of Kerala, of representing the state's interests in Parliament at odds with the will of the people. Amidst the Robert Vadra-DLF land transaction controversy, Chief Minister Vijayan addressed an electoral rally at Vatakara, reacting to the Congress's accusation of 'compromise' between the Left and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and criticizing Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.
"In 2019, 18 UDF (Congress Alliance) MPs were elected," remarked Chief Minister Vijayan. Do any of these members represent Kerala's interests? We would like to know. They supported the objectives of the RSS. Did they not even think it was worth criticizing the central government? Has he said anything at all for Kerala? CM Vijayan persisted in his criticism, saying, "The UDF members did not defend Kerala's rights and refused to meet with the Union Finance Minister when the Center was economically strangling the state." The Congress sought to hold the Left government accountable for the Central government led by the BJP's misdeeds."
Let us remind you that Vijayan was recently the target of Rahul Gandhi, who asked why the leftist politicians were attacking him when he was fighting the BJP. Vijayan questioned the Congress on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which was announced last month, and why it was left out of its manifesto. The Chief Minister asserted that there were rumors that the senior leadership intervened to have strongly worded remarks against CAA removed from the draft Congress manifesto.
"People with secular ideology oppose Sangh Parivar's implementation of any of its agenda," CM Vijayan inquired. Rahul Gandhi needs to clarify if he adheres to the Sangh Parivar school of thought or is a secular individual. Congress Why don't you oppose CAA? Aiming at Priyanka Gandhi, Vijayan brought up the CBI raid on DLF, a private corporation. He said that the business and Robert Vadra, Priyanka Gandhi's husband, were allegedly involved in land deals. According to Vijayan, the business spent Rs 170 crore on electoral bonds following the raid. According to Vijayan, the BJP administration eventually informed the court that the company's transactions were lawful. Soon after the election, bonds were used to pay the BJP, and the raids and the case came to an end."
