Media ignoring rift in UDF: M A Baby

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThe difference in opinion, especially over the Nelliampathy issue, is severe in the UDF, but the media merely highlights the CPM-CPI strife, said CPM politburo member M A Baby here on Sunday.“As the CPM and the CPI are two different parties, there may be differences in opinion. But both parties work jointly at the national and state levels. The CPI passed a resolution against the government policy of taking cases with political grudges,” he said. Regarding M M Mani’s controversial speech, Baby opined that media reports are not always true.“The CPM does not believe in eliminating political rivals. The current situation in the UDF is such that the MLA, who should be in police custody, is sharing a platform with the Chief Minister and the other ministers,” he said.first published:August 13, 2012, 12:24 ISTlast updated:August 13, 2012, 12:24 IST
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The difference in opinion, especially over the Nelliampathy issue, is severe in the UDF, but the media merely highlights the CPM-CPI strife, said CPM politburo member M A Baby here on Sunday.

“As the CPM and the CPI are two different parties, there may be differences in opinion. But both parties work jointly at the national and state levels. The CPI passed a resolution against the government policy of taking cases with political grudges,” he said. Regarding M M Mani’s controversial speech, Baby opined that media reports are not always true.

“The CPM does not believe in eliminating political rivals. The current situation in the UDF is such that the MLA, who should be in police custody, is sharing a platform with the Chief Minister and the other ministers,” he said.