KPCC to seek reconciliation in MLA Ramya Haridas fracas row, warns workers against public feuds
KPCC president Sunny Joseph says Congress workers should ‘conduct themselves thoughtfully’ and that party will solve ‘all outstanding differences amicably’
KPCC president Sunny Joseph announced on Friday that the party would seek reconciliation following the late-night altercation involving Congress legislator Remya Haridas and two other party workers at a residence in Chirayinkeezhu. The incident, which went viral and damaged the reputation of the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government, prompted the establishment of an inquiry commission.
Joseph emphasized that Congress workers should act responsibly and that the KPCC would resolve differences amicably. The inquiry commission, headed by former KPCC president M.M. Hassan, faulted the involved parties and cautioned party workers against public feuds, urging them to address grievances through the appropriate party forum.
The commission also recommended that party legislators uphold parliamentary responsibilities and etiquette, while discouraging the media from focusing on the incident.
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