Music album row Jayarajan welcomes criticism from CPM

CPM leader P Jayarajan invited the party's wrath for alleged 'self-glorification' in a music album The party state secretariat criticised the leader for the album that glorifies him in defiance of party principles that disallow 'personality cult' However, both the party secretariat and Jayarajan denied reports that he had 'walked out' of the meeting following criticism

CPM strongman in Kerala, P Jayarajan, has stoked a row for alleged 'self-glorification' in a music album, inviting the party's wrath. 

The CPM state secretariat, which met in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday, criticised the party's Kannur district secretary Jayarajan for the music album that reportedly glorifies him in defiance of party principles that disallow "personality cult." 

There were reports that Jayarajan walked out of the state secretariat following criticism. 

The party secretariat in a statement said it was natural to have self-criticism and criticism inside the party, but a section of the media was distorting that process. 

Both the party secretariat and Jayarajan denied reports that he had 'walked out' of the meeting following criticism. Reports that Jayarajan had walked out of the meeting
were a figment of the imagination of the media and the party has not taken any disciplinary action against the leader, it said. 

Talking to reporters in Kannur, Jayarajan said the music album that landed him trouble was brought out without his knowledge. Jayarajan said all party members were subject to
criticism. "The party has every right to criticise me and it has played a great role in my growth as a politician," he said. 

The music album that narrates the political journey of Jayarajan in building the party has gone viral, triggering a row.

Here's the music album that landed the leader in trouble.