Breaking: CPI(M) Expels UK Delegate Rajesh Krishna Over Misconduct Allegations
Madurai, April 2 – The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has expelled UK delegate Rajesh Krishna from its 24th Party Congress in Madurai, citing serious allegations of financial misconduct and violent behavior.
Key Allegations:
- Financial Misconduct: Krishna faced accusations of improper financial dealings, including complaints related to his involvement in the production of the film Puzhu, starring Mammootty.
- Altercation Allegations: He was also accused of attempting to assault a journalist in London, a controversy that has sparked heated discussions among online party supporters.
The expulsion comes amid CPI(M)’s ongoing introspection about ethical lapses within its ranks, as highlighted in the party’s self-critical organizational report. Party leaders have yet to issue an official statement addressing Krishna’s removal.
This incident adds to the growing controversies at the 24th Party Congress, where discussions on ideological positioning and internal ethical concerns have taken center stage.
