CPI looks for high level test into special treatment for Sasikala

Coimbatore, Jul 13 CPI today looked for an high level investigation into charges that AIADMK general secretary V K Sasikala had paid Rs 2 crore to some jail officials for being given particular treatment at a jail in Bengaluru where she has been stopped.

Stringent move ought to be made against the erring authorities, CPI National secretary D Raja told reporters here.

It has proved that an individual can fix authorities and get comfort amid jail stay, he stated, including, the issue ought to be examined by ahigh level committee.

He said corruption has not saved the correctional facility moreover.

On presidential and vice-presidential elections, Raja said the election was between two different belief systems.

On one side is "mutual governmental issues of the BJP with the help of RSS and on the other, the 18 resistance parties who maintain established esteems and common texture of the nation," he said.

He spoke to MPs from Tamil Nadu to vote in favor of Meira Kumar and Gopalkrishna Gandhi, the restriction applicants.

Raja accused the BJP government for ignoring the interests of farmers, who are confronting the most exceedingly bad ever financial emergency in the current past.

In any event the legislature should approach to implement the M S Swaminathan Committee report and appropriately settle least help cost for ranchers' create and furthermore decrease input t cost for agriculture, he said.

CPI opposed the detailed move to combine Central Institute of Classical Tamil with Central University of Tamil Nadu, Raja said.

He asserted that the government was attempting to force Hindi and Sanskrit and the arrangement will be against the nation's solidarity and sway.

Raja additionally claimed that the BJP-led government was attempting to privatise government undertakings and said the NITI Aayog has now turned into an exchanging specialist of open division undertakings to private gatherings.