LDF backs Mukesh, says Cong MLAs who face rape charges should resign first

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LDF backs Mukesh, says Cong MLAs who face rape charges should resign first - Business Standard

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The ruling LDF in Kerala on Thursday threw its weight behind CPI(M) MLA M Mukesh, booked in a rape case, saying that the two Congress legislators who are accused in sexual assault cases should resign first before the Malayalam actor's resignation is sought.

At the same time, LDF convener E P Jayarajan also said that neither the CPI(M) nor the Left government will protect any wrongdoers in any of the cases registered on the allegations against various actors and directors.

He said that earlier, much bigger sexual assault cases were lodged against two other MLAs who had not resigned.