> Didn't understand the temple thing?
Rumors associated with visit to Rajarajeshwara temple, Thaliparamba. Amit Shah also visited that temple. Temple though historic with deeply mythical connections, is not that famous in other parts of state, leave alone north India. Anyways that is mere allegation (TVM airport at state capital went to Adani within 15days), apparenly Pinarayi was not in country at that time.
> ED heat on his daughter is a recent thing.
Right in time for elections, if Pinarayi felt back-stabbed when least expected, things are not at all fine.
> Kerala's finances have always been such that capex has taken a back seat.
As any south Indian state, it gave more to center, got less in return. And is promised to get proportionately less in future, due to less population.
And unless the natural environment which is already devastated is not seriously disturbed more, no big capex can be done there, not fully fault of state, but that is how it's geography is. There can be definitely efficient ones, but local politicians are not snuff enough for that. Really need pragmatic approach. So now center will take over and local state can't do anything about it.
> And this pragmatism hasn't gone unrewarded, as he got voted back in '21.
Nothing to do with his pragmatism, state's tad sane-headed approach during Covid19 (Shailaja teacher, the rockstar ?) and food-kit welfare measures to poor (and internal migrants) played well. Now he is suffering for that, he and his party's reputation is in utter shambles.
BTW:
The notices were related to alleged violation of related party transactions, non-compliance of listing rules and validity of auditor certificates in the past.
www.hindustantimes.com