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Nine from Kerala, including union minister V Muraleedharan and former governor of Mizoram, Kummanam Rajasekharan feature in the list.
The state leadership of CPI has expressed its displeasure over the senior leader's take on the Kerala Police.
However, the Speaker acknowledged, at a function commemorating the 100th anniversary of Malabar Rebellion in Malappuram, that the event of 1921 had a 'communal shade' at one point.
Lakshadweep Police had booked Ayesha Sulthana on sedition charges following a complaint by a BJP leader that she spread false news about the spread of COVID-19 in the union territory.
Here's a quick look at the outcome of the electoral battles that excited people from all across Kerala.
Nemom, BJP's lone seat in the Kerala Assembly, witnessed a triangular contest between the BJP, CPM and Congress this time.
The Congress, which once lorded over the constituency cornering 50 percent of the votes, had left it to minor allies since 2011.
Local BJP leaders asserted that the drop in voter cout may affect its rival parties, viz., Congress and the CPM.
Muraleedharan and Kummanam had contested against each other from the neighbouring Vattiyoorkaavu in 2016. When Muraleedharan finished ahead of Kummanam, CPM’s T N Seema came third.
In the last assembly polls BJP's O Rajagopal had created history in Nemom as he won and thus became the first-ever legislator of his party in the state.
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