Democratic Social Justice Party extends unconditional support to NDA for Kerala Assembly polls

Kochi: The DSJP on Thursday announced unconditional support to the NDA for the upcoming Kerala Assembly elections.

Describing itself as a secular party that prioritises the interests of forward communities, Democratic Social Justice Party (DSJP) leaders, in a press conference here, said that only Prime Minister Narendra Modi had implemented the 10 per cent Economically Weaker Section (EWS) reservation for forward communities.

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The party alleged that successive Left and Right fronts in the state have been engaging in minority appeasement, while poor sections among forward communities continue to face neglect.

DSJP president KSR Menon said that forward communities, including Christians who constitute around 20 per cent of Kerala's population, face discrimination in education and employment, and asserted that a change in government is necessary to address these issues.

Criticising the current reservation system, he said that benefits are often availed by economically well-off sections, leaving the most deserving among the poor deprived.

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Menon also welcomed the inclusion of the Twenty20 party in the NDA under the leadership of Rajeev Chandrasekhar, stating that it would help end what it termed as an "anti-industry stance" in Kerala.

He alleged that the government was involved in irregularities, including gold-related scams, in temples such as Sabarimala and Guruvayur and urged voters to use the election to end corruption.