Kerala minister hits out at Adityanath over remarks on medical facilities
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac hit out at Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for his remarks on "inadequate" medical facilities in the state and invited him to visit hospitals and schools as a guest to get a clearer picture.
He took a jibe at Adityanath over his appeal that Kerala should take lessons from his state, saying the Uttar Pradesh chief minister and the BJP workers did not seem to know anything about Kerala's culture or achievements.
Isaac suggested that the BJP leader, who was in Kerala to participate in BJPs Janaraksha march at Keecheri in Kannur, stay as a guest and visit hospitals and schools before making such remarks about the state which, he said, was far ahead in development parameters.
"The people of Uttar Pradesh will benefit out of this," he said in a statement.
"One thing is very clear. The national leaders of BJP have no knowledge about Kerala at all, except the lies being propagated by the state BJP leaders," he alleged.
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