CPI(M) Leader G. Sudhakaran Refuses to Renew Party Membership Alappuzha: CPI(M) leader G. Sudhakaran has refused to renew his party membership, despite direct intervention from the branch secretary. The 63-year-old, who is a member of the legal branch operating under the district center of the party, has not submitted the renewal form even after the branch secretary personally approached him. Although a scooter was delivered to his home, he did not complete the process of submitting the form. Sudhakaran is part of a legal branch that operates under the district center of the CPI(M). While 17 out of 18 members in the branch submitted their forms to the district committee, Sudhakaran did not. The branch secretary, who is responsible for the branch, has confirmed that Sudhakaran has not renewed his membership. The incident is believed to be linked to the reaction of M.V. Govindan, who is said to have prompted Sudhakaran’s frustration. Sudhakaran had previously expressed his desire to contest elections, but the district and state leadership have not included him in the list of candidates for the upcoming polls. The absence of his name on the electoral list has reportedly led to his decision to withdraw from the party membership. The situation highlights the internal dynamics within the CPI(M) as leaders navigate personal ambitions and organizational priorities. While Sudhakaran’s refusal to renew his membership has drawn attention, the party’s leadership has yet to comment on the matter publicly. The case underscores the challenges faced by senior members in balancing personal political aspirations with party obligations.#g_sudhakaran #cpi_m #alappuzha #m_v_govindan #branch_secretary
G Sudhakaran's Discontent with CPM Leadership A senior leader of the Communist Party of India (CPI) and former MLA, G Sudhakaran, has publicly expressed deep dissatisfaction with the party's state and district leadership. In a Facebook post, he criticized the leadership for ignoring his contributions and marginalizing him in public events. Sudhakaran, who was previously a prominent figure in the party, stated that he would no longer remain a member to challenge the leaders, but instead, he would withdraw from the party entirely. His comments come after he was denied a legislative seat in the upcoming assembly elections, which he claims has led to his frustration. Sudhakaran specifically targeted the state secretary, M.V. Govindan, and the district secretary, R. Nasir, accusing them of failing to recognize his role and contributions. He alleged that the leadership has systematically sidelined him, despite his long-standing commitment to the party. The leader also mentioned that he has been excluded from key party events and that his efforts to influence decisions have been met with indifference. The veteran leader emphasized that his decision to leave the party is a result of feeling unappreciated and undervalued. He stated that he would not continue to cause trouble for the leaders but would instead take a step back from the organization. Sudhakaran's remarks highlight the internal tensions within the CPI, particularly in Kerala, where regional leadership dynamics often play a significant role in party politics. His departure could signal a shift in the party's power structure, especially as the state faces critical elections.#kerala #g_sudhakaran #communist_party_of_india #m_v_govindan #r_nasir
