Ready to take up any responsibility, says 'Metroman' Sreedharan
"Metroman" E Sreedharan on Sunday said he was ready to take up any responsibility given to him by the BJP, which he had recently joined. Speaking at a rally being attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, at Shangumugham, Thiruvananthapuram, Sreedharan said he wanted to utilize his energy for the state of Kerala.
Sreedharan was in government service for the last six decades
"For the last 67 years, I was a government servant. Many people have asked me why I ventured into politics after these many years. For 67 years, I worked on many projects for this country," Sreedharan said.
Sreedharan was speaking at the concluding function of Vijay Yatra
"Whatever responsibility is given to me I will take it up with all courage and energy," Sreedharan said at the concluding function of Vijay Yatra taken out by BJP State President K Surendran from Kasaragod to Thiruvananthapuram, ahead of the April 6 assembly polls. Shah also wrapped a shawl around Sreedharan welcoming him into the party fold.
Sreedharan has requested a constituency near his residence in Malappuram
The "Metroman," who is all set to contest the assembly polls on a BJP ticket, had recently resigned from the post of DMRC's Principal Advisor. Sreedharan, now a member of the BJP state Election Committee, said he has requested the party leadership to field him from a constituency not far from his residence in Ponnani in the Malappuram district.
Polls in Kerala due to be held on April 6
The Kerala assembly elections are due to be held in a single phase on April 6 and counting of votes will take place on May 2. Currently, the BJP has only one legislator in the 140-member state assembly. The party will be contesting against the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF).
