A case has been filed against Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar for his controversial remarks regarding the serial blasts in Kerala. According to official sources, the minister has been charged with spreading social hatred and promoting enmity between different groups. In the aftermath of the blasts, Chandrasekhar criticized Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, accusing him of engaging in appeasement politics. The minister specifically mentioned a Hamas operative’s virtual address at an event organized by a religious group in Malappuram. Chandrasekhar’s comments were made on a social media platform, formerly known as Twitter.
In response, Chief Minister Vijayan stated that Chandrasekhar’s remarks reflected a larger communal agenda. He criticized the minister for not showing respect to the investigating agencies currently looking into the incident. Vijayan emphasized that it is still early in the investigation, and making public statements targeting a particular section of the population is inappropriate.
The case against Rajeev Chandrasekhar highlights the potential consequences of making inflammatory statements that can incite social tension and disharmony. Authorities are taking action to address such behavior and ensure that individuals in positions of power are held accountable for their words.
