Interim KPCC President M M Hassan takes charge

Press Trust of India  |  Thiruvananthapuram 

: Veteran leader M M Hassan today took charge as the interim KPCC president in the presence of a host of senior party leaders of Kerala.

Former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, Opposition leader in the assembly Ramesh Chennithala and former KPCC President V M Sudheeran were among those present at the function.



Hassan said he would take all efforts to stregthen and carry along all factions of the party together.

V M Sudheeran had resigned on March 10, citing health grounds after completing three years in the post.

67-year-old Sudheeran was injured after a fall in Kozhikode while attending a party function.

A full-fledged President is likely to be appointed after the Malappuram bypoll on April 12.

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Interim KPCC President M M Hassan takes charge

: Veteran Congress leader M M Hassan today took charge as the interim KPCC president in the presence of a host of senior party leaders of Kerala. Former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, Opposition leader in the assembly Ramesh Chennithala and former KPCC President V M Sudheeran were among those present at the function. Hassan said he would take all efforts to stregthen and carry along all factions of the party together. V M Sudheeran had resigned on March 10, citing health grounds after completing three years in the post. 67-year-old Sudheeran was injured after a fall in Kozhikode while attending a party function. A full-fledged President is likely to be appointed after the Malappuram Lok Sabha bypoll on April 12. : Veteran leader M M Hassan today took charge as the interim KPCC president in the presence of a host of senior party leaders of Kerala.

Former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, Opposition leader in the assembly Ramesh Chennithala and former KPCC President V M Sudheeran were among those present at the function.

Hassan said he would take all efforts to stregthen and carry along all factions of the party together.

V M Sudheeran had resigned on March 10, citing health grounds after completing three years in the post.

67-year-old Sudheeran was injured after a fall in Kozhikode while attending a party function.

A full-fledged President is likely to be appointed after the Malappuram bypoll on April 12.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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