Kerala Assembly Session: Political Storm Brews Over Allegations and Legislative Debates

The Kerala Assembly session is set to be contentious, with the opposition challenging the ruling CPI(M) over festival disruptions and internal allegations. Key issues include ADGP Ajithkumar's alleged role in helping the BJP and gold smuggling claims. Legislative priorities include several amendment bills.

The upcoming Kerala Assembly session is poised for high tension as the Congress-led opposition prepares to confront the ruling CPI(M) with accusations related to the Thrissur Pooram festival disruption and internal dissent. Dissident legislator P V Anvar's claims have placed the Left party on high alert.

Adding fuel to the political fire, the opposition scrutinizes Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan over meetings between ADGP M R Ajithkumar and RSS leaders, allegedly representing CM Vijayan. The congress aims to leverage this to challenge the CPI(M)-led LDF's stability by demanding Ajithkumar's removal from his post amid accusations of electoral manipulation.

The session's legislative agenda includes important amendment bills, such as The Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Amendment Bill and The Kerala Cattle Breeding Bill, intending to address various state governance concerns. The nine-day session outlines six days for government business and two for private members' interests.

(With inputs from agencies.)