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Kerala Elections: CPM assesses it will get 80-85 seats

Kerala Elections: CPM assesses it will get 80-85 seats Majority of south Kerala will stay with LDF, but a few like Kollam will be a close call, feels party Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Health Minister K K Shailaja, two of CPM s popular faces in Kerala. (Photo | Vincent Pulickal, EPS) Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: As the Left front began its stock taking after the assembly elections, the CPM feels that the contest could possibly have a close finish. Even as the district committees have begun their respective assessment, the party is of the view that it would be able to win around 80-85 seats.

Kerala elections 2021: South holds the key to power

Kerala elections 2021: South holds the key to power SECTIONS Share Synopsis In the southern block-Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Alappuzha and Pathanamthitta- the incumbent LDF government has 33 MLAs out of the total 39 in the entire region. Congress workers at Poojapura Junction during campaigning on Sunday. (This story originally appeared in on Apr 05, 2021)THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Political leaders and pundits often argue that any front that wins the maximum number of seats in southern districts has a better chance to form a government in Kerala. It’s the diversity of the demographic fabric spread across four districts down south that prompts them to come to such a conclusion.

Kerala Elections 2021 Candidate Watch: PC Vishnunath, a do-or-die battle for the once-powerful Congress leader

They call PC Vishnunath the powerhouse of Congress in Kerala. But the vice-president of the state unit seemed powerless when choosing his constituency. He became a kind of political football, tossed around from one constituency to another. At first, he was designated to run from Kollam, but Congress had to backtrack in the face of stiff opposition from party officials in the district. Congress relented and gave the seat to Bindhu Krishna. Vishnunath was instead given Vattiyoorkavu, which has elected K. Muralidharan twice. But that decision too evoked protests. Finally, he had to be satisfied with the Kundara seat. At 43, Vishnunath is one of the younger Congress leaders, having come up through the ranks, and was active in college politics through the Kerala Students Union, the student wing of the Congress. He has had success early on, winning from Chengannur in 2006, and retaining the Assembly seat in 2011.

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