Thiruvananthapuram 5 August : Four years later, after the’renaissance protection committee’ was set up by the Chief Minister, Pinarayi Vinayan the panel first met to discuss the future. The’renaissance-protection committee was established in the year 2018 with an eye at the 2019 Lok Sabha polls to help bring about a change, similar to the time he was a champion for the admission of women in every age group to the renowned Sabarimala temple.
A gathering of the top officials of the party took place in the city on Thursday.Vijayan was the chairperson of the meeting.
He declared that it was time to focus on the constitution.He concluded by deciding to convene in the near future and a new set of office bearers is expected to be announced on the 15th of August.
In 2018 Vijayan was the host of a female chain from the southern end of the state to the northernmost tip which covered a distance of more than 620 kilometers.Women and children gathered with the hashtag in the direction of equal gender representation.
But the protests fell flat in the face of this response two women (the temple prohibits access for girls and women in the age range of between 10 and 50) that were permitted to be allowed into the Sabarimala temple with the assistance of police managed to reach the very top of the temple, and it caused massive protests across the state.
When the votes were counted in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, the CPI-M led Left although ruling in the state won only one of the 20 Lok Sabha seats, the most devastating defeat the Left suffered in Kerala.
The group of the committee include organizations that span creed, caste and communities.The premise of Vijayan’s plan of action was to keep an eye on votes, which however was a failure in the first time he tried.
Vijayan is hoping to build an movement with the assistance of the’renaissance protection committee’ to aid in improving its chances in 2024’s Lok Sabha polls.
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