Nelliampathy: UDF panel meet today

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google News The awaited meeting of the high power committee of the UDF with a specific agenda of evolving an action plan on the Nelliampathy estates’ issue, will be held at the official residence of the Chief Minister here on Monday.The meeting will be attended by high power committee members comprising presidents/chairmen of UDF coalition parties.A host of other issues are also expected to come up for deliberations.The general political climate in the state, including the political windfall for the front in the form of an open war between the CPM and the CPI, is also another topic.As an issue which has gained much political overtones with intra-party clashes in the UDF, Nelliampathy is sure to evade a solution at one go. At the most, a decision to wait for a decision of the court or constitute a government secretaries’ panel to look into the issue could be expected. With the scope of prevailing upon M M Hassan to withdraw his resignation as convenor of the UDF sub-committee on Nelliampathy is remote, the task of the high-power committee meet to prevent a further loss of face for the front will be the crux of the discussions.first published:August 13, 2012, 09:56 ISTlast updated:August 13, 2012, 09:56 IST
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The awaited meeting of the high power committee of the UDF with a specific agenda of evolving an action plan on the Nelliampathy estates’ issue, will be held at the official residence of the Chief Minister here on Monday.

The meeting will be attended by high power committee members comprising presidents/chairmen of UDF coalition parties.A host of other issues are also expected to come up for deliberations.

The general political climate in the state, including the political windfall for the front in the form of an open war between the CPM and the CPI, is also another topic.

As an issue which has gained much political overtones with intra-party clashes in the UDF, Nelliampathy is sure to evade a solution at one go.

At the most, a decision to wait for a decision of the court or constitute a government secretaries’ panel to look into the issue could be expected.

With the scope of prevailing upon M M Hassan to withdraw his resignation as convenor of the UDF sub-committee on Nelliampathy is remote, the task of the high-power committee meet to prevent a further loss of face for the front will be the crux of the discussions.