K Ajitha: Will protest at AKG Centre if Mukesh does not resign within 2 days

Ajitha pointed out that in the past, officials often resigned when allegations were made against them. She stressed that this practice should be continued and insisted that if someone is found guilty, they must resign. This must change, Ajitha noted, urging those against whom serious allegations have been made to resign.

She added that she does not expect any justification from the Left government by comparing its actions with those of other parties that have remained in power under similar circumstances. Ajitha also mentioned that the women activists' association has already sent a letter to the state and federal leaders of CPM and CPI demanding Mukesh's resignation.