Congress Club Vandalism Sparks Political Tensions
A Congress-controlled club in Thalassery was vandalized, prompting accusations against CPI(M) after their election defeat. The Priyadarshini Club, a former election office, suffered damage to its furniture and flags. A case has been filed, and police investigations are ongoing.
- Country:
- India
A Congress-affiliated local club in Thalassery was vandalized, with the party accusing workers from the ruling CPI(M) of the attack following the latter's defeat in local elections.
The Priyadarshini Club, located in Eranjoli's Mathumbhagam area, was targeted on Saturday night. Furniture, flags, and posters were damaged, while a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi was found discarded.
The venue had served as the Congress election committee office during the recent local body polls. Congress claims that resentment over its victory in a CPI(M) stronghold was the attack's motive. Police are investigating following the party's complaint.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Congress
- club
- vandalism
- Thalassery
- CPI(M)
- election
- police
- investigation
- Mathumbhagam
- political
ALSO READ
Palamu Police Crack Down on Cybercrime and Illegal Activities
Delhi's Counterfeit Clean-Up: Police Bust Fake Goods Scheme
Tarique Rahman Secures Spot in Voter List Ahead of Key Bangladesh Elections
Guineans Vote in Historic Presidential Election Amidst Unprecedented Challenges
Haryana Police Gears Up for 2026: Strengthening Crime Control and Public Trust

