Kerala CM will proceed with K-Rail Project, and to have meetings

Thiruvananthapuram : December 30, 2012 - Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan insists that K-Rail, his beloved project, will be implemented.He is now preparing to meet with an invited audience.

Balagopal stated that all fears will be extinguished.It will create a corridor of 529.45km connecting Thiruvananthapuram and Kasaragod.A high-speed train that will travel this length will take around 4 hours.

Vijayan says the project will cost Rs 64,000 crore.However, NitiAayog has determined it to cost more than Rs 1 lakh crore.The BJPs Metroman E.Sreedharan has already criticized the proposal as an idiotic idea.Meanwhile, Congress-led UDF claims that this project is a commission-based project for the CPI-M.

They also released the tweet by Sitaram Yechuri, CPI-M general Secretary, who said she was opposed to a similar Mumabi-Ahmedabad bullettrain project but gave green light to Vijayan’s favorite project.Vijayan, who will take the first steps in firefighting, will meet an audience at Kochi, the capital of the state, to explain the project.

At the 12 other districts, the talk will be given by state cabinet ministers.An anonymous media critic stated that these "invited audience" meetings are nothing more than an eyesore.

The only people whose political views are well-known will receive invitations.This will reduce the amount of questions that will be asked.

However, if any questions do arise, they could be stage-managed.It is important to present it in public, but not to an invited audience.

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