CPI(M) protests condemning BJP’s stance on Sabarimala issue in Tirupur

Tirupur: Members of CPI(M) protested near Kumaran statue hear today condemning the stance of Bharathiya Janatha Party on the Sabarimala women’s entry issue.

Tirupur: Members of CPI(M) protested near Kumaran statue hear today condemning the stance of Bharathiya Janatha Party on the Sabarimala women’s entry issue.



Widespread attacks have been reported at various parts of Kerala following hartal called upon by Ayyappa Karma Samiti condemning the entry of two women into the Sabarimala Shrine. Condemning the attacks, CPI(M) here protested against BJP here today. 



The protesters said that BJP welcomed the Supreme Court judgment on the issue initially and now they are initiating attacks at different parts of Kerala against the Kerala government for obeying the SC ruling. They raised slogans against the BJP during the protests. 

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