The congress party is in Kerala is in a dilemma over leader K. Karunakaran's second coming. N.C.P leader K. Muraleedharan says that there was no such discussion held and he also adds that any move would tarnish his father's image. But the congress central leadership is considering Karunkaran's coming back as a boost to party functionality. 

AICC general secretary in charge of Kerala affairs Mohsina Kidway had recently discussed the issue in Thiruvananthapuram. However she has refused to divulge anything related with Karunakaran issue. Sources related to top A.I.C.C leaders says that the central leadership would announce its decision very soon. Hectic discussions are still going on. Kerala leaders had a talk with Mohsina and some other leaders. Kerala leaders including central minister Vayalar Ravi met Congress president Sonia Gandhi and discussed Kerala affairs too. 

Central leadership is planning to take necessary steps to boost-up the party. Many of the leaders have the opinion that Karunakaran's second coming would benefit the party. There are lot of sincere workers still behind the leader. But a faction of Kerala leaders oppose this view. They opine that the return of leader would lead to factionalism in the party. 

Most of the NCP leaders are thinking that they will wait for the final words of K. Karunakaran and obey his commands. This means that they would not hesitate to go back to Indian National Congress. For many days now, Mr. Karunakaran's returning has seen hectic discussion in political circles. But this discussion caused many problems in N.C.P. Its leaders are still confused whether to continue or quit and join Congress.  

Muraleedharan is speaking in one tone and K. Karunakaran in another. Some political think-tanks however added that this style is a new political strategy of N.C.P.