Insulting the nation.

With new  allegations against former Prime Minister P V Narasimha  Rao, former KPCC President K Muraleedharan, who was re-inducted into the Congress in February last year after a six-year-long suspension, is paving his way out from the party rather than making a strategy to come back to higher place in the party. A dead man never speaks; the former KPCC President too knows this and  that is why he places  allegations against a former P M, who is no more.

Muraleedharan’s ill speak would certainly cause discomfort for the Congress in the national level. Probably Muraleedharan has no evidence other than his father’s voice to his dear son who was in frequent quarrel with his father at the fag end of latter’s life. The allegation that former Prime Minister  Narasimha Rao could have played a role in a conspiracy behind the sensational ISRO espionage case of 1994, is very weak.

It is time-honored not to insult a dead leader or a dead man. In Muraleedharan’s case this customary gesture has been violated. Muraleedharan has insulted the former prime Minister and a national leader. There will be no takers for K Muraleedharan in the Congress party and outside.

K A Solaman