During his second tenure at Girls' High School, in August 1925, he was nominated as a member of the Cochin Legislative Council to represent the hitherto disenfranchised classes, in recognition of his tireless crusade for their emancipation through writings and campaigns.
In August 1925 while serving as a teacher at Girls' High School, he was chosen to represent marginalized groups in the Cochin Legislative Council. This selection was due to his tireless work advocating for their freedom through writing and public campaigns.