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The NSS reaffirmed its policy of maintaining equal distance from all political parties
Even the most optimistic comrade may be sceptical of harvesting electoral gains from the union of NSS and SNDP, Kerala's two foremost Hindu organisations. Still, the CPM seems to derive a sense of delight from the brotherhood on display. It is almost like the party took great pains to forge the
SNDP Yogam General Secretary Vellappally Natesan was equally critical of Satheesan.
Javadekar, who is in charge of the BJP's Kerala affairs, visited Vellappally's residence at Kanichukulangara and held private discussions.
He alleged that the League had approved at least 48 unaided colleges and 17 aided institutions in Malappuram alone during its time in office.
The CM's position, nonetheless, was no secret.
In an editorial published in IUML mouthpiece 'Chandrika' on Sunday, the party said that Vellappally acts as the bridge between the CPM and the BJP.
This declaration follows criticism from Vellappally Natesan of SNDP Yogam, who doubted UDF's chances of winning.
The Muslim League has strongly criticized Natesan, accusing him of promoting communalism and distorting facts about Muslim influence in Kerala.
Natesan defends the government's decision amidst religious opposition, advocating for communal harmony and resisting conservative views.
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