Kochi: Continuing his outburst against the CPM, senior party leader G Sudhakaran, MLA, blamed some leaders for his defeat in 2001 in Kayamkulam assembly election.
The former minister alleged that he lost crucial votes due to a negative campaign carried out by CPM leader K K Chellappan who was entrusted to work for Sudhakaran’s victory.
Sudhakaran said it is not possible to know when such people would strike.
Left means purity, Sudhakaran said while inaugurating the P A Harris Memorial, organised by the P A Harris Foundation near Alappuzha.
Sudhakaran said some leaders have mastered the art of backstabbing which
CPM has been witnessing in the past, present and will see it in future.
A few days back Sudhakaran had criticized the party for involving in violence during the Nava Kerala Sadassu led by Chief Minister.
He had said that CPM has formed governments in the past with votes of those who had no affiliations with the party.
Sudhakaran was sidelined by CPM after a party panel levelled charges of anti party activities against him.
Sudhakaran flays party leaders
