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Congress leader backs NSS chief as Kerala row deepens
A senior Congress MLA in Kerala has defended the general secretary of the National Service Scheme (NSS) against mounting criticism from the Kerala Congress (B), calling him a valuable asset to the state.
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Chandy Oommen, a Congress legislator, has voiced strong support for NSS general secretary Sukumaran Nair, characterizing him as an important resource for Kerala's development amid an escalating political controversy.
The remarks from Oommen come in response to sharp criticism leveled against Nair by K.B. Ganesh Kumar, a prominent leader of the Kerala Congress (B). The attack on the NSS chief has triggered a wider debate within Kerala's political circles over his tenure and performance.
Oommen's intervention underscores the divergence in opinion among Kerala's political establishment regarding Nair's role and contributions. The Congress legislator's endorsement reflects confidence in Nair's capabilities and his work with the organization, even as opposition voices question his leadership.
The controversy highlights ongoing tensions within Kerala's political landscape, where views on senior administrative figures and their effectiveness often divide along party lines. The debate is likely to continue as various stakeholders express their positions on Nair's continued role in the NSS.