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CPI faults Mayor Arya for loss

The Free Press Journal - Mumbai

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December 19, 2025

Party leaders contend that the administration failed to anticipate voter sentiment across key words

- HD Bureau

The Communist Party of India’s district executive has squarely blamed Thiru vananthapuram Mayor Arya Rajendran and Deputy Mayor PK Raju for the electoral setback suffered by the Left Democratic Front in the city corporation, arguing that lapses in political judgement and flawed ward di vision weakened the alliance’s position in the local body pols.The criticism, articulated in internal party deliberations and conveyed to the state leadership, marks one of the sharpest public rebukes of

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