Sasi can return to party if he corrects mistakes, say CPI(M) leaders

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Senior Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] leaders successful Palakkad person said that expelled dissident person P.K. Sasi inactive has an accidental to close his mistakes and instrumentality to the party.

District caput E.N. Suresh Babu said helium hoped Mr. Sasi would rectify his mistakes and rejoin the party. State committee subordinate N.N. Krishnadas said that fewer leaders successful the territory had received arsenic overmuch enactment and attraction from the enactment arsenic Mr. Sasi.

“Perhaps due to the fact that helium was overly pampered, helium turned against the party,” Mr. Krishnadas said, adding that akin incidents had occurred successful the past and that Mr. Sasi appeared to beryllium driven by idiosyncratic interests. He besides said that Mr. Sasi and those who near the enactment would yet realise that the party’s stance was correct.

‘Will instrumentality ineligible action’

Meanwhile, Mr. Suresh Babu said helium was considering ineligible enactment against Mr. Sasi implicit allegations made against him and would instrumentality a determination aft consulting the territory leadership. He rejected Mr. Sasi’s assertion that helium was progressive successful spirits commercialized and challenged him to nutrient evidence.

Mr. Suresh Babu said the issues raised by Mr. Sasi were discussed during the CITU league successful Visakhapatnam. “After those discussions, we believed helium would stay successful the party. We bash not cognize what happened afterwards,” helium said.

Several different leaders besides criticised Mr. Sasi. District secretariat subordinate V. Chenthamarakshan alleged that Mr. Sasi maligned anyone who did not enactment him.

CPI(M) Sreekrishnapuram country caput K. Jayadevan described him arsenic a “kingpin of dissidence,” portion DYFI territory caput K.C. Riyasudheen alleged that Mr. Sasi had treated the enactment bureau arsenic a centre for immoral activities.

Published - March 07, 2026 08:12 p.m. IST

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