The Archdiocese of Thrissur has come against actor and political leader Suresh Gopi and the BJP. Suresh Gopi sarcastically said that he is coming to Thrissur to become a man because there are no suitable men for the party in Thrissur. Manipur will not be forgotten in the election, the archdiocesan mouthpiece ‘Catholikasabha’ states. Archdiocese of Thrissur also says that the silence of the Prime Minister during the Manipur riots will be understood by those who are democratically minded.
Sureshgopi’s statement that instead of looking in Manipur and UP, there are men there to look after things, the mouthpiece also criticized. The question is, is there an oath to ask the Prime Minister what these ‘men’ were doing when Manipur was on fire? The Archdiocese of Thrissur criticizes the Prime Minister who runs away when disasters occur in other states and does not look back at Manipur. People are wary of Manipur’s veiled vote-seeking. The Archdiocese of Thrissur also warns that voters in Kerala show the wisdom to distinguish religious extremists no matter how well they dress up before the elections.
Suresh Gopi’s statement was criticized at that time. The question to Suresh Gopi is whether he is coming to Thrissur to become a man because there are no suitable men for the party in Thrissur. What were these ‘men’ doing when Manipur was burning? The article also asked if there is an oath to ask the Prime Minister or the central leadership of the BJP.