A recent social media controversy involving KK Lathika, a prominent leader of the CPI(M) in Kerala, has sparked significant outrage and political turmoil. The Youth Congress has lodged a formal complaint against Lathika for sharing a controversial post on her social media account, prompting heated debates and accusations among political factions in the state.
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- The Youth Congress in Kerala filed a complaint against KK Lathika, accusing her of sharing a divisive post on social media.
- KK Lathika is a senior member of the CPI(M)’s Kerala state committee and wife of another prominent party leader, P Mohanan.
- The controversial post was allegedly created by the Muslim Students’ Federation (MSF), targeting Congress leader Shafi Parambil during the Lok Sabha poll campaign in Vadakara.
- The post compared Parambil, who is Muslim, favorably with his opponent, describing her in derogatory terms.
- Despite initial accusations against an MSF leader, police investigations reportedly cleared him of involvement.
- Opposition leader VD Satheesan criticized the CPI(M), alleging it orchestrated a divisive campaign during elections.
- KK Rema, a UDF-supported legislator, demanded Lathika’s arrest and accused the CPI(M) of scapegoating its opponents.
- The controversy intensified ahead of the Vadakara election, known for its fierce rivalry between CPI(M) and UDF supporters.
- With the Assembly session resuming, the issue is expected to escalate, potentially leading to heated discussions and protests.
- Calls for action against those responsible for the divisive campaign have raised concerns about communal tensions in Kerala’s political landscape.
