Metro man Sreedharan, who is touring to bring BJP power in Kerala, has recently given his reaction to the ongoing farmers' movement on the Delhi border. He has expressed his displeasure over this movement. Indeed, in an interview given to a website, he said, "If the central government goes to do anything, then opposing it has become a fashion nowadays."

Along with this, he also said, 'The farmers have not understood the agricultural laws or they do not want to understand them for political reasons. The government goes to do anything, unfortunately, it is opposed. ' Apart from this, he also said, 'It is not freedom of expression to defame the government by staying abroad. It is similar to the war against power. If the freedom of expression given under the Constitution is misused against the country, it should be stopped.' The 88-year-old E. Sreedharan, popularly known as 'Metro Man', is going to formally join the BJP next week.

In this year i.e. 2021, the assembly elections are going to be held in Kerala in April-May. To this, E Sreedharan said in his statement, 'My aim is to win the assembly elections to the BJP in Kerala. And if the party said, then I am ready to become the chief minister.' Apart from this, they say that if the BJP wins in Kerala, then they will develop the infrastructure in Kerala. Apart from this, he said, 'We will bring industries back to the state and free the Malayali people from the huge burden of debt.'

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