‘My own stand, didn’t seek anyone’s support,’ says Adoor Prakash

PATHANAMTHITTA: UDF convenor Adoor Prakash is firm in his stand after publicly criticising Chief Minister V D Satheesan. He clarified that he made the criticism on his own and had not sought anyone's support. He said that he is firm in his stand, and that he has no objection in giving the chairman post of the Administrative Reforms Commission to the League. The UDF convenor is presently at his residence in Adoor.

Meanwhile, reports say that the League leadership is displeased with Adoor Prakash’s remarks. P J Joseph is also dissatisfied with the delay in deciding the board chairman posts.
UDF convenor had the other day openly stated that he learned about several decisions--including the appointment of the chairman of the Administrative Reforms Commission and the government’s special representative in Delhi via media. He had also said that he was appointed as the UDF convenor by the AICC leadership and that he would formally convey his dissatisfaction to the leadership in writing.

Meantime, the faction supporting V D Satheesan is considering to submit an alternative letter if Adoor Prakash lodges his complaint.