"We are awaiting a report from our party leader Abani Roy who has gone there (Kerala) to hold discussions with the party leadership. There is a process involved in taking action.
"If anyone goes against the party line at this juncture of the elections, actions including suspension from the party can be taken. After suspension, expulsion can follow," RSP central committee member Kshiti Goswami told PTI here.
The RSP, a long-time partner in the LDF, broke off with it on March 8, protesting the "overbearing" approach of the CPI(M) and CPI in seat allocation. The party also decided to put up its former MP N K Premachandran as its candidate from the Kollam seat, its traditional stronghold.
Goswami agreed with the views expressed by Abani Roy recently that CPI(M)'s stand in seat-sharing talks with RSP party was "unfair".
To a question, he said the party's Bengal unit would continue to be a party of the Left Front in the state.