KPCC president Okay Sudhakaran tenders apology for derogatory remarks in opposition to M M Mani
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: KPCC president Okay Sudhakaran on Monday tendered an apology over his derogatory remarks in opposition to CPI(M) chief and former minister, M M Mani and stated it was not supposed.
Hours after the Mahila Congress held a protest right this moment in opposition to the Left MLA by holding a cut-out of a chimpanzee together with his face, Sudhakaran justified the act at a press meet in New Delhi and made disparaging remarks in opposition to the Left chief saying he appeared like that.
The Mahila Congress held a protest in opposition to Mani for his alleged remarks in opposition to a girl MLA, by holding a cut-out of a chimpanzee with Mani’s face on it.
The ladies’s outfit later tendered an apology to Mani.
After receiving widespread criticism from varied corners, within the Left occasion, Sudhakaran issued a press release saying it was a mistake and expressed apologies.
“I felt that certain remarks I made in the press meet were unwarranted. When a question was asked about a person who has abused several people, I reacted out of anger without giving much thought to it. What came out of my mouth wasn’t what I had intended. Without justifying it further, I tender a heartfelt apology,” Sudhakaran stated.
When requested in regards to the protest with the cut-out, Sudhakran informed reporters within the nationwide capital that it was certainly his (Mani’s) face and never their mistake.
“That’s his face. We can show only the original right? It’s not our fault (that he looks like that) and all we can do is to tell our creator (God) about it,” Sudhakaran had stated.
When requested in regards to the Mahila Congress’ apology for the cut-out, Sudhakaran stated they could have achieved that out of their decency.
“They may have done it out of their decency and elite upbringing. Mani doesn’t have these. Why should I express an apology? I didn’t say anything to apologise,” Sudhakaran had additional stated.
The Mahila Congress District committee in a press release stated one in every of its activists introduced the cut-out.
“As soon as it was brought to our attention, it was directed to be removed from the march. If the board used by Mahila Congress hurt the sentiments of Mani or his well-wishers, we tender an apology,” Mahila Congress district president Lekshmi R, stated.
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State Minister, P A Muhammed Riyas, had sharply criticised Sudhakaran and the Congress occasion and stated the Mahila Congress eliminated the top of a chimpanzee and used Mani’s head as an alternative on the birthday of Nelson Mandela who fought in opposition to racism.
Riyas requested why the BJP required a state management when the KPCC president himself was able to take ahead the sangh parivar agenda.
The Mahila Congress was taking out a protest march to the Assembly in opposition to Mani’s controversial remarks.
Mani had lately within the Assembly stated late RMP chief T P Chandrasekharan’s spouse grew to become a widow “as it was her fate” and that neither the Left entrance nor the CPI(M) had something to do together with his killing.
The opposition Congress has been persevering with their protest inside and outdoors the Kerala Assembly in opposition to the CPI(M) legislator’s remarks.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: KPCC president Okay Sudhakaran on Monday tendered an apology over his derogatory remarks in opposition to CPI(M) chief and former minister, M M Mani and stated it was not supposed.
Hours after the Mahila Congress held a protest right this moment in opposition to the Left MLA by holding a cut-out of a chimpanzee together with his face, Sudhakaran justified the act at a press meet in New Delhi and made disparaging remarks in opposition to the Left chief saying he appeared like that.
The Mahila Congress held a protest in opposition to Mani for his alleged remarks in opposition to a girl MLA, by holding a cut-out of a chimpanzee with Mani’s face on it.
The ladies’s outfit later tendered an apology to Mani.
After receiving widespread criticism from varied corners, within the Left occasion, Sudhakaran issued a press release saying it was a mistake and expressed apologies.
“I felt that certain remarks I made in the press meet were unwarranted. When a question was asked about a person who has abused several people, I reacted out of anger without giving much thought to it. What came out of my mouth wasn’t what I had intended. Without justifying it further, I tender a heartfelt apology,” Sudhakaran stated.
When requested in regards to the protest with the cut-out, Sudhakran informed reporters within the nationwide capital that it was certainly his (Mani’s) face and never their mistake.
“That’s his face. We can show only the original right? It’s not our fault (that he looks like that) and all we can do is to tell our creator (God) about it,” Sudhakaran had stated.
When requested in regards to the Mahila Congress’ apology for the cut-out, Sudhakaran stated they could have achieved that out of their decency.
“They may have done it out of their decency and elite upbringing. Mani doesn’t have these. Why should I express an apology? I didn’t say anything to apologise,” Sudhakaran had additional stated.
The Mahila Congress District committee in a press release stated one in every of its activists introduced the cut-out.
“As soon as it was brought to our attention, it was directed to be removed from the march. If the board used by Mahila Congress hurt the sentiments of Mani or his well-wishers, we tender an apology,” Mahila Congress district president Lekshmi R, stated.
ALSO READ | MM Mani targets CPI’s Annie Raja; don’t attempt to frighten me, she snaps again
State Minister, P A Muhammed Riyas, had sharply criticised Sudhakaran and the Congress occasion and stated the Mahila Congress eliminated the top of a chimpanzee and used Mani’s head as an alternative on the birthday of Nelson Mandela who fought in opposition to racism.
Riyas requested why the BJP required a state management when the KPCC president himself was able to take ahead the sangh parivar agenda.
The Mahila Congress was taking out a protest march to the Assembly in opposition to Mani’s controversial remarks.
Mani had lately within the Assembly stated late RMP chief T P Chandrasekharan’s spouse grew to become a widow “as it was her fate” and that neither the Left entrance nor the CPI(M) had something to do together with his killing.
The opposition Congress has been persevering with their protest inside and outdoors the Kerala Assembly in opposition to the CPI(M) legislator’s remarks.
