"No political party can claim monopoly in a democracy. But in Kerala, the political situation is something different. Here we can see prevalence of senseless political violence and political intolerance for establishing monopoly," he said.
He, however, named no political party as the one indulging in violence in the state.
Speaking at the valedictory function to celebrate Sangh ideologue P Parameswaran's ninetieth birthday, the Union home minister said the efforts must be made to put an end to the "mindless political violence" in the state.
He said he had discussed the issue with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan during their meeting recently.
"All sections should work together to bring peace and harmony. I appeal to all sections of the society to work together to make Kerala the most developed state," he said.
He said the political leaders are now facing the problem of integrity while Sangh ideologue Parameswaran was able to overcome it much earlier.
"The BJP has already laid a good foundation in Kerala and now the efforts have to be made to build up the party. The BJP is the party for the poor and it will strive hard for upliftment of the downtrodden," Singh said.
"India is a country which accepts all religions. There are 72 sections of Muslims in the world and all these sections are there in India too, which cannot be seen in any other Muslim country," he said.
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