Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president K Sudhakaran on Monday slammed CPM state secretary MV Govindan.
In a Facebook post, Sudhakaran said that Govindan is an indecent party secretary and that he should act within the dignity of his position.
In a veiled reference to A Vijayaraghavan, the former party secretary, he added 'the position had low standards anyway'.
Sudhakaran's harsh criticism comes in the wake of Govindan trying to link him with a POCSO case in which the so-called dealer of fake antiques Monson Mavunkal was convicted recently.
Govindan on Sunday in a presser alleged the survivor in the sexual assault case had said in her confidential testimony to the police that Sudhakaran was present at Monson's house when the crime took place.
Govindan levelled the charges citing a report that appeared in CPM mouthpiece Desabhimani.
Reacting to the allegations, Sudhakaran on Sunday said he would seek legal action against the CPM leader for the derogatory remarks. A Crime Branch source had denied Govindan's allegations.
Facebook post
To CPM's obscene party secretary,
I would like to ask you to show at least the dignity deserved by your position. But if you think of it, the position has always had low standards.
I am well aware that Syamala's husband (MV Govindan), who accused Anthoor native Sajan's wife of having an illicit affair after murdering Sajan is not capable of any 'dignity'.
But....remember that you are being heard not only by perverted communist slaves, but also by 'respectable' people.
I never thought you would degenerate into a typical 'Deshabhimani' correspondent filled with obscenities so quickly. What is this Govindan? Is this politics? Why are you and the CPM unable to raise political allegations with even a modicum of culture?
How could you come out with the next idiotic statement so quickly after harassing the whole media fraternity?
You might know a Pinarayi Vijayan who immediately falls at the feet of the master at the center when threatened with police and cases. Don't measure others with that scale, Govindan.
