Yechuri in dilemma over dealing with Congress

February 29, 2016 16:23

Can the CPI-M have an alliance with the Congress in West Bengal while opposing it in Kerala?

That's the issue that's exercising CPM members of Parliament from Kerala and West Bengal who were searching for Sitaram Yechuri in Central Hall on Monday to seek clarity from him on the strategy.

Yechuri was seen taking CPM MP from Tamil Nadu T K Rangarajan to the smoking block inside Central Hall where he reportedly sought his opinion.

Yechuri better have the answer ready, as he is arriving in Kerala soon to interact with his party's state politburo and senior leaders about opposing the Congress in in the state.

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