
The NSS Kottarakkara taluk union has passed a resolution condemning former Kerala minister K B Ganesh Kumar over his public criticism of the organisation and general secretary G Sukumaran Nair. It demanded…
The NSS Kottarakkara taluk union has passed a resolution condemning former Kerala minister K B Ganesh Kumar over his public criticism of the organisation and general secretary G Sukumaran Nair. It demanded his resignation and said all 150 karayogams in the taluk backed the leadership. The unit also defended Kumar’s removal from NSS positions and the takeover of the Pathanapuram union.

The Mathrubhumi report said the resolution accused Kumar of acting against Hindu customs and linked his Pathanapuram defeat to those alleged actions. These claims have not been independently established. The New Indian Express reports that Kumar alleges Nair conspired against him, questions NSS administration and appointments, and will present his charges before the public rather than pursue legal action.
The row is being reduced to competing claims of loyalty, religion and family influence, while serious allegations about appointments, funds and organisational control remain untested. Kumar’s refusal to go to court may win public attention, but it cannot establish wrongdoing. The NSS resolution’s claims about his religious conduct are equally not proof of electoral cause or misconduct. The clearest test is whether either side produces verifiable documents and answers them in a competent forum.
Sources (2): newindianexpress.com, english.mathrubhumi.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.
Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.