‘Do not force me to speak out’: Ganesh Kumar launches fresh attack on NSS chief Sukumaran Nair

Pathanapuram (Kerala): Former MLA and minister K B Ganesh Kumar launched yet another sharp critique against NSS general secretary Sukumaran Nair, stating that the time has come for a revolution within the Nair Service Society (NSS). Ganesh Kumar also said that he has no desire for the positions of general secretary or president.

“It is enough for me to live as an ordinary member of the Manjalloor Karayogam; I require nothing more. Admissions and appointments in NSS colleges are not Sukumaran Nair's charity. It is a right preserved for the community by the founder, Mannathu Padmanabhan. All Nairs should understand this," he said.

Ganesh Kumar noted that he was currently refraining from speaking about Sukumaran Nair's family members or transactions involving Dhanlaxmi Bank.

“Do not force me to speak out; I possess considerable information regarding his son, daughter and grandchildren. An investigation should be conducted into how a taluk union secretary can afford to spend ₹60 lakh to educate his daughter in London,” Ganesh demanded. Furthermore, he urged clarification regarding the current state and ownership of Sri Ayyappa College in Tamil Nadu.

He added that attempts to intimidate him by dissolving Karayogams in Pathanapuram taluk would not work, promising to challenge the undemocratic arrogance of keeping offices open past 5 pm to dissolve unions.

“If the Karayogam members in Changanassery resolve to remove Sukumaran Nair from his post, they can achieve it. If he is removed from his position as an electoral member, he will lose both the general secretaryship and his director board membership. I do not intend to destroy the NSS, but everyone should have the opportunity to pay respects at the founder's shrine with purity,” Ganesh Kumar said.

Ganesh Kumar further mentioned that he had no intention of filing new lawsuits, as he did not wish to waste NSS funds on legal fees.

“If they have the courage, let them face the existing court cases. The Nair community across the world must unite against this injustice,” he declared.

The bitter feud between K B Ganesh Kumar and G Sukumaran Nair marks a dramatic escalation in an ongoing power struggle following Ganesh Kumar’s recent removal from the NSS board of directors and the abrupt dissolution of his local taluk union.