THRISSUR: Sreekuttan, who won the chairmanship by one vote, lost by 11 votes at midnight. Sreekuttan, who was blind by birth, could not see what magic this was.
When allegations were raised that a sabotage had taken place under the cover of darkness, Sreekuttan kept his glasses back on and said in his mind... 'I can understand everything, friends...'.
Sreekuttan, who is from KSU, was elected as the chairman of the Kerala Verma College Union, rewriting the 41-year history of SFI. Sreekuttan, who shed tears of joy at the victory, was shocked to learn of the sabotage that happened under the cover of night. Even without vision, Sreekuttan never lost. Full A plus in SSLC and Plus two exams. It is alleged that Kerala Varma College defeated Sreekuttan with the connivance of some teachers. Colleagues and those who voted for Sreekuttan could not agree with this. They took Sreekuttan by their shoulder and yelled excitedly: 'Historic man Sreekuttan...our beloved chairman...'
Yesterday morning, the college and its premises were filled with his friends, police and media persons. The opposition leader and KPCC president also congratulated Sreekuttan. Sreekuttan's hope is that the court will tell what is the magic behind the incident. KSU is preparing to take the matter before the court.
This is what happened
Interest in politics
Sreekuttan is a third-year graduate student. He had a special interest in politics since his school days. That is why he joined for political science. He is from a leftist background. Sreekuttan is the son of Sivadas, a taxi driver, and Supriya, an Anganwadi teacher, in Nambullipura, Mundur, Palakkad. His brother Sunand is a student of Government Engineering College Thrissur.
"The election was sabotaged. I have my own political views. That is why I accepted the proposal to become a KSU candidate. There is a desire to clear civil service along with political work.
- Sreekuttan