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The Leader of Opposition, Ramesh Chennithala, stated the UDF will proceed its protests towards the insurance policies of the federal government by strictly adhering to the COVID-19 protocols
The United Democratic Front (UDF) in Kerala has put a halt to mass agitations, given the worsening COVID-19 situation in the State.
The Leader of Opposition, Ramesh Chennithala, made the announcement throughout a Raj Bhavan march and protest organised by the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) towards the farm payments on Monday.
Mass demonstrations by the UDF and its allies and the youth and pupil wings are being discontinued in the interim. At the identical time, the UDF will proceed its protests towards the insurance policies of the federal government by strictly adhering to the COVID-19 protocols, Mr. Chennithala stated.
The choice was taken after discussions with KPCC president Mullapally Ramachandran, AICC basic secretary Oommen Chandy, Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) nationwide basic secretary P. Ok. Kunhalikutty, Kerala Congress (M) working chairman P.J. Joseph and different UDF leaders, he stated.
The Pinarayi Vijayan authorities has miserably failed in tackling the pandemic, Mr. Chennithala alleged. The Government shouldn’t try to put the blame on protesters, he stated. ”The variety of COVID-19 sufferers are rising day-to-day because of the laxity and mismanagement on the a part of the State Government. Don’t attempt to blame protesters for the spike in instances,” he stated.
On Sunday alone, Kerala had reported 7445 new instances, with three districts – Kozhikode, Ernakulam and Malappuram – registering over 900 instances every, whereas capital Thiruvananthapuram reported 853 instances.
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