A file image of KPCC president MM Hassan and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.(Photo |EPS) 
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Attack on BJP is CPM's conspiracy to divert attention from Shuhaib murder case: KPCC president MM Hassan

Hassan asked chief minister  Pinarayi Vijayan to call central forces, if need be, to maintain law and order in Kannur.

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: KPCC president MM Hassan on  Thursday alleged that the CPM was conspiring for attacking BJP  workers to divert attention from the Shuhaib murder case. "People's ire and the High Court order for a CBI probe in the  Suhaib murder case has put the  CPM in the defensive.

A frantic  CPM now wants to don a victim's image and get public sympathy. For this, the part is planning violent clashes with the BJP,"  Hassan said.

Hassan asked chief minister  Pinarayi Vijayan to call central forces, if need be, to maintain law and order in Kannur. "Jayarajan playing the victim card" Hassan said the murder threat against CPM's Kannur district secretary P Jayarajan was part of the plan to gain public sympathy.  "The alleged threat and the heavy police protection for Jayarajan reminds one of the story of a hangman who lived in police protection," he said.

"It is a parody that Jayarajan who planned and executed numerous murders in Kannur is now playing the victim card," he said.

"Divya S Iyer being targeted" Hassan said the land grant allegation against KS  Sabarinadhan MLA and his wife and sub-collector Divya S Iyer was politically motivated. "It is unfortunate that the sub-collector is being targeted for being the wife of a political leader," he said. Hassan welcomed any probe into the issue.

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