CM Vijayan 'conspiring to harm me physically': Kerala Governor
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Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Governor Arif Mohmmed Khan on Monday evening stepped out of his car, bewildering his security guards, and walked towards the protesting SFI activists, challenging them.
Later in the evening, Khan hit out at Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan accusing him of conspiring to physically harm him when he was returning after attending an official function.
"Chief Minister is hatching this conspiracy to harm me physically as he did in Kannur. This is at the direction of CM to hurt me physically.
"When the CM is part of this conspiracy, what can this police do," a peeved Khan said, adding that he will not allow the criminals to rule the road.
The security officials were aghast seeing Khan stopping his vehicle and stepping out to challenge the protesters.
Losing his cool, he then asked the police officials if this is the security cover that has been given to him.
A police official had a very tough time in pacifying Khan while others chased away the SFI activists who managed to come to the Governor’s vehicle and were seen hitting it with their hands.
Khan then again turned his ire towards Vijayan and was heard saying that it appears the CM has given a free hand to the SFI activists to manhandle him.
"Will anyone be allowed to reach near the vehicle of the CM," he asked.
State Congress President K.Sudhakaran termed this a black day in the history of the state, while his BJP counterpart K.Surendran alleged that the police officials reduced the speed of the security vehicles to enable the protesters to come and bang the vehicle of the Governor.
"There is a total breakdown of law and order situation in the state and we the BJP will not remain a mute witness to such goondaism," he said.
IANS with edits
