Former Kerala Chief Minister and Senior Congress leader Oommen Chandy's mortal remains will be brought to Thiruvananthapuram in a special flight by today afternoon. Meanwhile, the Kerala government has declared a public holiday on Tuesday as a mark of respect to the former Chief Minister.
“Oommen Chandy ji was an exemplary grassroots Congress leader. He will be remembered for his lifelong service to the people of Kerala. We will miss him dearly. Much love and condolences to all his loved ones,” Rahul Gandhi posted on Twitter.
Many political leaders in the country on Tuesday expressed their condolences over the death of Former Kerala Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Omen Chandy and remembered his political legacy.
Expressing grief over the former Chief Minister's death, Vijayan said, "Oommen Chandy was a capable administrator and a person who was closely involved in people's lives."
"The tale of the king who triumphed over the world with the power of 'love' finds its poignant end. Today, I am deeply saddened by the loss of a legend, @Oommen_Chandy. He touched the lives of countless individuals, and his legacy will forever resonate within our souls," Sudhakaran tweete
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Monday took a swipe at BJP over the NDA meeting scheduled for Tuesday and said Prime Minister Narendra Modi “suddenly thought of NDA” after the meeting of opposition parties in Patna last month
Congress leader and former Lok Sabha MP Rahul Gandhi left his mother Sonia Gandhi’s 10 Janpath residence on Monday to take part in the two-day meeting of opposition parties in Bengaluru
Digvijaya Singh was seen walking barefoot along the kanwar yatris. Speaking to ANI Singh said, "These yatras have nothing to do with politics. It feels good to participate in such yatras."
"We have all come together with a certain ideology, and we have come together to preserve the idea of India and the Constitution. If the BJP has a problem with our unity, it means that they are afraid that they will be unseated," the Congress leader told ANI ahead of the 2-day opposition mee
Indicating the party would support Aam Aadmi Party in its fight against the Centre's Ordinance over control of Delhi's bureaucrats, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said that the country's federal structure is under attack and "we will seek a debate on this in the upcoming session o