Ayinoor Vasu

He is well known for his bold stands in the fight for justice for Dalits, Tribals and minority communities.

He was the first public figure in Kerala to take a stand against the arrest of Abdul Nazer Mahdani.

[citation needed] He began working in the Commonwealth Trust Weaving Mill in Kozhikode at the age of 16 in 1946.

[1] In 2019 he signed a joint human right statement for the release of Student Activist Rinshad Reera.

To subsist, he made and sold umbrellas, a craft he learned in 1955 to raise funds for buying a band set for the Communist Party in Kozhikode.

Grow Vasu during a meeting at Kozhikode .