Chandy and his aides planned to give Chennithala the deputy chief minister's post, with the revenue and forest portfolios. But trouble started when the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), the second-largest constituent of the ruling coalition, accustomed to its nominees in the deputy chief minister's post, claimed it.
The row between Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and state party chief Ramesh Chennithala remains unresolved and is the latest bone of contention in the party's state unit. - See more at: http://www.ummid.com/news/2013/June/08.06.2013/infighting_in_kerala.html#sthash.eMghHocy.dpuf
