Kerala Political Dynamics: Vijayan's Uncertain Re-Election Bid

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has not decided whether to contest the next Assembly polls. He addressed this after Trinamool Congress leader P V Anvar's announcement to possibly contest against him. Vijayan also responded to Anvar's allegations against his administration and emphasized strong government action against crimes involving women.

Kerala's political landscape is abuzz as Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan remains undecided about contesting the upcoming Assembly polls. This comes on the heels of Trinamool Congress leader P V Anvar's statement planning to challenge Vijayan in his constituency.

In response, Vijayan highlighted that the CPI(M), his political party, has a defined viewpoint and will make its decision known in due time. He also addressed accusations leveled by Anvar, reaffirming his office's integrity despite Anvar's claims.

Furthermore, Vijayan condemned the recent allegations of sexual harassment against jeweller Boby Chemmanur, promising stern action to reinforce the government's commitment to women's safety, regardless of an individual's social or financial standing.

(With inputs from agencies.)