CPI(M) Condemns Congress Protests Against Health Minister

6 UPDATES · 12 DAYS · 21 FEB 2026 — 3 MAR 2026

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Latest · 3 Mar 2026

Veena George, Health Minister, made her first public appearance since an alleged attack by KSU activists, highlighting infrastructure expansion in the state's health sector.

What this timeline covers

This event covers the trespassing and protest staged by Youth Congress workers at Health Minister Veena George’s official residence on February 21, 2026, including reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments of this specific incident. It excludes other actions by the Youth Congress, Health Minister Veena George, or any other political parties unless they are direct developments or responses to this particular protest.

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21Feb

STORY BEGINS — The Hindu

Youth Congress workers trespass on Health Minister Veena George’s official residence, lay funeral wreath to protest “increasing medical negligence”

The Hindu

The CPI(M) condemned the Congress-led protests against Health Minister Veena George as unwarranted and accused the Opposition of attempting to incite unrest.

25Feb

The Hindu

Following the alleged injury of Health Minister Veena George during a KSU protest, CPI(M) and DYFI staged protests across Ernakulam district.

26Feb

The Hindu

The CPI(M) and Congress engaged in a heated dispute over allegations of injury to Kerala Health Minister Veena George during a protest.

1Mar

The Hindu

Youth Congress slams Health Minister

3Mar

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

Veena George, Health Minister, made her first public appearance since an alleged attack by KSU activists, highlighting infrastructure expansion in the state's health sector.

Story concluded