Demand For Resignation Of CM Is Ridiculous: Sitaram Yechury

Demand for the resignation of Chief Minister is ridiculous’: Sitaram Yechury on Shivshankar’s arrest.”How can the state government be responsible for the IAS?”

The question should be asked to the BJP, which rules the center. ” 

CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury said the opposition’s demand for the chief minister’s resignation was ridiculous as the central agency had arrested IAS officer M Shivshankar.

State Secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan has stated his position on Bineesh Kodiyeri. He added that if found guilty, he should be prosecuted.

The center appoints IAS officers. How can the state government be held accountable in the case of IAS officers? The question should be asked to the BJP, which rules the center.

Gold was smuggled through a center-controlled route. The airport and customs are under the control of the Center. As soon as the information came to light, the state government suspended Shivshankar.

If found guilty after investigation, legal action can be taken. Opposition groups called for the Kerala CM to resign. This issue will not affect the forthcoming elections in Kerala.

People see and understand everything. – Yechury said

However, CPM politburo member MA Baby said the party would discuss the Shiv Shankar issue. The party evaluates all the activities of the government.

Among them will be the issue of Lord Shiva. “There has been no fallout from the CM or the CM’s office,” he told leading news channel.

MA Baby said that Shivshankar was wrong and made a mistake. Shiva Shankar did not understand the seriousness of the sitting position. “I do not believe that Shivshankar was involved in the gold smuggling,” he said.

At the same time, the Chief Minister’s response was that there was nothing to blame the government for Shivshankar’s arrest.

The Chief Minister said that the Opposition was interpreting the actions of an official as the whole head of the government and throwing the stench of corruption on the government.

Former Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, M. Sivakumar, has been booked in a case registered by the Enforcement under the Anti-Money Laundering Act.

Arrested by Lord Shiva. Shivshankar is the fifth accused in the case. The court remanded Shivshankar in custody for seven days.