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Kannur MP and erstwhile Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) president K. Sudhakaran connected Thursday (December 18, 2025) alleged that Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has “lost his composure retired of fearfulness of losing power”, citing constabulary enactment against a parody song and reports of large-scale bomb-making successful the State.
In a statement, Mr. Sudhakaran said the results of the caller Kerala section assemblage electionshad “shattered the Left’s imagination of a 3rd Pinarayi government”, leaving the Chief Minister “rattled”. The registration of cases implicit the parody opus and the alleged wide manufacturing of bombs were portion of this “panic”, helium claimed.
Mr. Sudhakaran alleged that bomb-making was “currently rampant” astatine Pinarayi successful Kannur, adding that an detonation had precocious near a enactment loyalist, who helium described arsenic a “hardened criminal”, earnestly injured. He said the “stockpiling” of arms and explosives was linked to “preparations” for the forthcoming Assembly elections.
Terming the lawsuit against the creators of the Pottiye Kettiye... parody opus arsenic “sheer authoritarianism”, Mr. Sudhakaran said the CPI(M) had reached a signifier wherever it “feared adjacent originative expression”. He accused the enactment of “intolerance astatine the highest level.”
‘A implicit fasicst’
Mr. Sudhakaran further claimed that the Chief Minister’s “proximity” to the BJP had turned him into a “complete fasicst”. He said the parody opus would unsettle “only those accused successful the Sabarimala golden theft lawsuit and those protecting them.”
He besides alleged that some the CPI(M) and the BJP had “repeatedly distorted devotional songs for governmental propaganda.” Mr. Sudhakaran besides questioned the CPI(M)’s assertion that the parody opus wounded spiritual sentiments.
Recalling past controversies, Mr. Sudhakaran questioned the Chief Minister’s “moral authorization to talk connected the sentiments of believers”, alleging that it was Mr. Vijayan who earlier wounded spiritual feelings by “violating customs.”
