#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam: BJP MLA V Muraleedharan says, "It's really painful that a senior leader of the Congress party, the president of the Congress party, makes such a comment. Criticizing a government is understandable. Opposing the policy of a prime minister is also understandable. But personal remarks about an individual or his family is not the mechanism, is not the method that one should adopt even from a person as senior as the president of a Congress party... Whether it is Rahul Gandhi or Mallikarjun Kharge, they should follow some civility in public life, which is the need of the hour... You can oppose RSS ideology, but why do you abuse the Prime Minister's father? We don't have any objection to Kharge, opposing RSS ideology..."

#WATCH | Kochi, Keralam | On the former Keralam Governor’s recommendation to remove the KPSC Chairman, BJP MLA V Muraleedharan says, "I am surprised that the INDI alliance partners have come together to oppose the Governor's recommendation or the communication of the Governor to the President regarding the malpractices that are happening in the Kerala Public Service Commission. He has acted on the basis of the constitutional provisions. This is a process that has been initiated by the Governor of Kerala, and a final word will be there only after it goes to the reference of the Supreme Court under Article 145."

#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam | On an accident involving a Judge’s minor son, BJP MLA V Muraleedharan says, "It is an alarming situation that adolescents are given the freedom to take the vehicles and go out and indulge in rash driving, due to which innocent lives are lost. It will have to be a collective decision of the society on what needs to be done to prevent such issues from recurring. Unfortunately, the police come to the rescue of the influential. It is for the government to respond to such things."

#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram Keralam: BJP leader V Muraleedharan says, "... It's a very joyous, happy occasion that the new governor has taken charge. I'm sure that as the custodian of the Constitution, he will fulfil his responsibilities. Mathur ji is a very seasoned politician..."

#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, keralam: On CMRL-Exalogic case, BJP leader V Muraleedharan says, "... It's absolutely surprising that the Kerala government has decided to openly support and collude with the accused, Pinarayi Vijayan. The government itself submitting to the Kerala High Court that we don't have evidence, in spite of the fact that the government's stand was severely criticised by the Kerala High Court. Now, the government is trying to circumvent that and allow Pinarayi Vijayan to go scot-free. This is a clear case of an alliance between the India partners, and I'm sure that people will see through such efforts where they both support each other."

#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam: On Keralam Assembly motion seeking the removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, BJP leader V Muraleedharan says, "...the rule says that the assembly shouldn't pass a resolution on a topic which is sub judice. Second, there should not be inferences; there should not be any arguments in the resolution...we were the only three people—the BJP members were the only three members who were against this. On Vigilance FIRs against Pinarayi Vijayan and family in CMRL payoff case, he says, "This FIR itself is a drama because they waited for 4 days to give time for Pinarayi Vijayan to prepare the appeal. Why didn't they register the FIR immediately after the High Court's verdict? ...this is a mutual understanding that they have."

#WATCH | Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam: BJP leader V Muraleedharan says, "The Kerala High Court has now very clearly asked the Kerala government to file an FIR and initiate criminal proceedings against Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter, and his son-in-law. The effort of the Kerala government, after a statutory agency submitted its findings not to register an FIR, itself shows that the Kerala government had some ulterior motive of saving one of their alliance partner leaders. Now that has been exposed by the Kerala government. Now Pinarayi Vijayan should quit... A crime has happened; there is prima facie evidence to say that there is a crime..."