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Rahul Gandhi asks CPI-M to rethink its ideology

Thiruvananthapuram, May 19: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi Saturday praised Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and asked the CPI-M to introspect and rethink its ideology.Gandhi was addressing the valedictory function of a yatra by state

IANS Published : May 19, 2013 6:20 IST, Updated : May 19, 2013 6:25 IST
rahul gandhi asks cpi m to rethink its ideology
rahul gandhi asks cpi m to rethink its ideology

Thiruvananthapuram, May 19: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi Saturday praised Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and asked the CPI-M to introspect and rethink its ideology.




Gandhi was addressing the valedictory function of a yatra by state Congress chief Ramesh Chennithala, who travelled across Lerala's 140 assembly constituencies.

"The opposition here and their ideology are being systematically used to unleash violence and aggression against the Congress party. The world has given up communism. Even the Chinese have a different view of communism. The Soviet Union no longer exists, neither does communism in Russia. The CPI-M here should introspect," said Gandhi, addressing party workers at the Central Stadium here.

Gandhi described Chandy as one of the most dynamic and capable chief ministers.

"The chief minister (Chandy) always travels to districts and talks to people. Kerala is a global tourist destination. I hope Kerala becomes a global business centre. A large number of jobs have to be created here," said Gandhi.

About the CPI-M and development, he said that during the Left Front's regime, he saw incomplete flyovers.

"This government has gone ahead in major projects like the Vizhinjam Port, Smart City, Kannur airport and Kochi Metro," added Gandhi.
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