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Ambalapuzha MLA G Sudhakaran criticises the CPM, stating its course correction is difficult, grassroots appeal has vanished, and leadership lacks strength, with few adhering to the party constitution.
Ambalapuzha MLA G Sudhakaran claims he secured employment for CPM MLAs' wives, including former legislator H Salam's, refuting Salam's allegations regarding election fund misuse.
A former CPM leader, G Sudhakaran, fiercely defended communism after a remark calling it 'an obliterated ideology', arguing it remains viable where practiced correctly and criticising his former party's decline and internal language.
Former CPM veteran G Sudhakaran urged the party to recall Lenin's maxim 'one step forward, two steps backwards' after an electoral loss, criticising a project and the state of intellectuals and youth.
G Sudhakaran was sworn in as pro tem Speaker of Kerala Assembly. Ministerial portfolios were finalised and handed to the Governor, with some departments contested.
The new Kerala Assembly session will commence with MLAs taking their oath on May 21, followed by the election of a new Speaker on May 22.
G Sudhakaran, a former CPM leader elected as a UDF-backed independent, stated he would not seek a ministerial role but would accept one if offered.
Newly elected MLA G Sudhakaran thanked the Indian Union Muslim League leadership for their crucial support in his Ambalappuzha victory, highlighting their workers' active campaigning and securing leads in Muslim-majority polling booths.
Ambalappuzha has G Sudhakaran and H Salam as the main candidates this year.
Manorama News–C Voter exit poll forecasts UDF gains in Alappuzha, potentially winning five to seven seats from the LDF
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