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Pinarayi Vijayan assesses situation after coordinated blasts, emphasises the need for unity and protection of Kerala’s secular values
KOCHI: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan visited the Zamra International Convention Centre in Kalamassery, Kerala, on Monday, where a series of coordinated blasts on Sunday claimed three lives and left more than 50 people injured.
Accompanied by several CPM ministers and party officials, Vijayan extended his condolences to grieving families and inquired about the well-being of those receiving medical treatment at the site.
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In a social media post, Vijayan shared images of his visit, accompanied by Ministers K Rajan, Roshy Augustine, P Rajeev, Veena George, Hibi Eden MP, and CPM State Secretary MV Govindan. He wrote, “Visited the Zamra International Convention & Exhibition Centre at Kalamassery today to assess the situation after yesterday’s blast. Met with the grieving relatives of Kumari and Leona Paulus. Also, checked in on those receiving treatment at the medical college, ensuring they get necessary care.”
Visited the Zamra International Convention & Exhibition Centre at Kalamassery today to assess the situation after yesterday’s blast. Met with the grieving relatives of Kumari and Leona Paulus. Also, checked in on those receiving treatment at the medical college, ensuring they get… pic.twitter.com/SHT79zsrYd
— Pinarayi Vijayan (@pinarayivijayan) October 30, 2023
Vijayan also mentioned that the investigation was “progressing efficiently.”
In response to the tragic incident and the alleged attempts by certain groups to create division among different faiths, an all-party meeting chaired by Chief Minister Vijayan adopted a unanimous resolution on Monday. The resolution aimed to protect Kerala’s secular democratic values and prevent any attempts to cause societal disunity.
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Pinarayi Vijayan emphasised the need for unity and urged all stakeholders to refrain from unnecessary controversies during this sensitive time. He called for solidarity among the people of Kerala and their commitment to preserving the state’s secular fabric.
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This after under-pressure Kerala government scrambles to justify how it allowed a pro Hamas address by Khalid Meshal to take place in its capital and rupture peace in India.
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— Rohan Dua (@rohanduaT02) October 29, 2023
BIG BREAKING: Four blasts in Kerala
Four coordinated blasts rock Kerala at a Jehovah’s Witness meeting, in Kalamassery, where Jews live.
This comes barely 12 hours after Former #Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal surfaced in Kerala over a virtual address ata pro-Palestine rally in… pic.twitter.com/2xdfhLfXMQ
— The New Indian (@TheNewIndian_in) October 29, 2023
The blasts that occurred during a Jehovah’s Witness prayer convention at Kalamassery in Ernakulam district on Sunday resulted in three casualties and 41 injuries. The incident has raised concerns about potential social tensions and the importance of maintaining unity and harmony in Kerala.
As the investigation into the blasts unfolds and the state grapples with the aftermath of this tragic event, Vijayan’s visit and call for unity underscore the significance of upholding Kerala’s secular values in the face of adversity.
BIG BREAKING: Four blasts in Kerala
Four coordinated blasts rock Kerala where Jews live in Kalamassery
This comes day after Former #Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal surfaced in Kerala to make virtual address ata pro-Palestine rally in Malappuram
Do you all still doubt The Kerala… pic.twitter.com/fk7sy5Kv33
— Rohan Dua (@rohanduaT02) October 29, 2023
FLASH: 2,100 people were part of this three-day meet of a Jehohav’s Witness, a faction of Chrsitians, who follow Bible but don’t observe other festivals.
One woman die, 25 grievously injured.
Our reporter Vivek and I report from . I had come to Coimbatore to take part in… pic.twitter.com/g1q6Oz4q9U
— Rohan Dua (@rohanduaT02) October 29, 2023
BIG BREAKING: #Kerala Police are under the impression that the #Keralablasts were premeditated owing to the fact that the Jehovah’s Witnesses had entered the prayer hall at 9:20 AM, while the first blast occurred at 9:30 AM on Sunday.
Reports @Viveknarayan805 pic.twitter.com/I3xYNf8s9E
— The New Indian (@TheNewIndian_in) October 29, 2023
