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Binoy Viswam, CPI Ministers face flak over electoral defeat

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Binoy Viswam, CPI Ministers face flak over electoral defeat
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The CPI district executive meeting has criticized State secretary Binoy Viswam for the party's electoral defeat. Members pointed to his controversial stances on issues like the ASHA workers’ protest as factors that negatively impacted the LDF's performance. Additionally, the effectiveness of CPI Ministers was questioned, with calls for accountability in their roles.

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The CPI district executive meeting criticised party State secretary Binoy Viswam while reviewing the electoral setback suffered by the LDF in the State.The meeting accused Mr. Viswam of triggering unnecessary controversies over the ASHA workers’ protest and the PM SHRI issue, and observed that his stance had partly contributed to the LDF’s poor electoral performance.The functioning of CPI Ministers also came under severe criticism, with their performance described as ineffective. The meeting further criticised the LDF’s election campaign for being overly centred around outgoing Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.Members alleged that Mr.

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