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Highlighting the front’s electoral performance, Satheesan said the UDF delivered notable results in all Assembly bypolls held over the past five years.
Kerala’s Assembly has 140 seats, and elections in 2011, 2016 and 2021 reflected shifts in alliance strength, vote share and electoral patterns.
The elections come at a time when the major political fronts in the state — the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the United Democratic Front (UDF) — are facing internal turbulence and multiple allegations.
The roadshow was organised in protest after the minister was excluded from the official inauguration attended by Prime Minister in Kochi.
Kerala fiscal health is a concern as NITI Aayog's Fiscal Health Index 2026 places it in the 'Aspirational' category, ranking 15th due to high fixed spending. The report highlights the need for Kerala to reduce rigid spending and invest more in development projects to improve its financial standing.
The Kerala High Court has asked the state government to respond to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging advertisements alleged to misuse public funds for political messaging.
The BJP is inserting itself aggressively into Kerala's development story like never before.
According to sources, the LDF is actively considering the Koduvally Assembly constituency and Vadakara Assembly constituency for Saleem Madavoor's candidature.
The LDF alleges the UDF-led Kannur Municipal Corporation is deliberately obstructing projects funded by Kadannappalli through his MLA fund, citing examples like a stop memo for a tent structure and delays in senior citizen rest centers and road repairs.
The CPI leader was taking part in a debate on the topic 'Keralam after the 2026 Elections' organised by the Lourdes Friends' Collective at Lourdes Forane Church in Thiruvananthapuram.
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