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Bitter rivalry continues in Pathanamathitta despite end to public campaign

BJP spent ₹41.4 cr. brought from Karnataka in Assembly polls: SIT

Kerala Assembly Elections | Hindutva main plank of BJP in polls: Surendran

He says his party considers both LDF and UDF as adversaries The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) considers both the Communist Party of India (Marxist)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) as adversaries in a do-or-die battle in the upcoming Assembly elections, party State president K. Surendran has said. Unlike the previous Assembly polls, he said that the Congress-led coalition would not make any electoral impact this time. “That is why the BJP has emerged as the main opponent to the ruling LDF that has failed in all spheres of activity,” he said in an interview with

Hindutva main plank of BJP in polls: Surendran

He says his party considers both LDF and UDF as adversaries

BJP's attack on Rahul Gandhi boomerangs to Kerala chief K Surendran

Cong., BJP woo religious, caste bodies

Chandy, Chennithala meet church leaders, Surendran hold talks with Sabarimala tantri As the pre-election scene hots up in the State, leading political parties are now cosying up to religious and caste organisations in Central Travancore region with an eye on the vote bank. When the BJP’s Vijay Yatra reached Chengannur in Alappuzha on Thursday, party State president K. Surendran reached out to the family of the Sabarimala tantri, which holds a special place among the Hindu upper castes in Central Kerala. During the visit, Mr. Surendran held discussions with Kandararu Rajeevaru, the reigning tantri (chief priest) of the hill shrine and congratulated him for taking an upright stance during the Sabarimala protests.

Cong no to Kerala MPs' plans to contest Assembly polls

Cong no to Kerala MPs' plans to contest Assembly polls ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Fri, Jan 8 2021 13:42 IST | ​ 0 Views Congress workers. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Thiruvananthapuram, Jan 8 : In a relief to the Kerala state unit, the Congress high command has nixed certain party MPs' plans to contest the 2021 Assembly elections in the coastal state. This comes after the state unit conveyed to the central leadership that the party would find it hard to retain the Lok Sabha seats in case these MPs opted to contest the Assembly polls. It is pertinent to mention here that Congress MLAs K Muraleedharan, Adoor Prakash and Hybi Eden had contested the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Even PK Kunhalikutty of the All India Muslim League had resigned his Assembly seat to contest the Lok Sabha polls.

Adoor Prakash lashes out at Congress group managers

He told TNIE that if factionalism is rampant then the Congress party itself would be wiped off.