Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Kerala CPM MLA to vacate office to resolve dispute with BJP councillor
There was a big argument between two politicians in Kerala, one from the CPM party and the other from the BJP party.
They both wanted to use the same office building.
The BJP councillor, who is also a former police chief, asked the CPM MLA to leave the office because she needed the space.
The CPM MLA refused at first, but later decided to move his office to another place to stop the argument.
The BJP councillor even put her name above his office sign, which made the situation worse.
The CPM MLA finally decided to move to avoid more problems.
CPM MLA V K Prasanth to vacate his office in Sasthamangalam to resolve a dispute with BJP councillor R Sreelekha.
Sreelekha, a former DGP, demanded Prasanth vacate the corporation building office due to space constraints.
Tensions escalated when Sreelekha installed her name board above Prasanth's office nameplate.
Prasanth initially refused to vacate but later decided to move to avoid controversy.
The dispute had drawn significant public and political attention.
- Who
- V K Prasanth (CPM MLA) and R Sreelekha (BJP councillor)
- What
- Dispute over office space in Sasthamangalam
- When
- After Sreelekha became councillor
- Where
- Sasthamangalam, Kerala
- Why
- To resolve the dispute and avoid controversy
- MLA
- V K Prasanth
- Councillor
- R Sreelekha
- Location
- Sasthamangalam, Kerala
- Office
- Corporation building
- Decision
- Vacate office to avoid controversy