UDF moving ahead with PM SHRI to please BJP, alleges CPI State secretary Binoy Viswam
He says the Centre’s reply in the Rajya Sabha makes it clear that the claims of the Chief Minister and Education Minister that the State had received money by signing the PM SHRI agreement are false
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