A crucial battle for Rahul Gandhi, LDF
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A point to prove for both the MP who polled 4,31,770 votes in LS polls and Left front which won two of the three Assembly seats
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A point to prove for both the MP who polled 4,31,770 votes in LS polls and Left front which won two of the three Assembly seats The summer rain has helped subdue the intensity of heat in many parts of Wayanad, but the heat of the campaign is reaching its extreme with only a few days left for the Assembly polls.
The poll is most crucial for the United Democratic Front (UDF) and former All India Congress Committee president Rahul Gandhi who won with a record margin of 4,31,770 votes from the Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
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Fronts swear by development plans to woo voters
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March 14, 2021 09:46 IST
UDF hopes to swing the tide in its favour as LDF seeks to consolidate its position
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UDF hopes to swing the tide in its favour as LDF seeks to consolidate its position
A tough battle is on the cards in Irinjalakuda. A predominantly Christian belt, Irinjalakuda has stood with both the United Democratic Front and the Left Democratic Front. It had sent LDF Independent Lonappan Nambadan to the Assembly for four consecutive terms from 1982. However, UDF’s Thomas Unniyadan had won from the constituency in 2001, 2006, and 2011.
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Brinda Karat, CPI(M Politburo, is a consistent and strong voice for women’s rights. And has been for decades walking the roads, visiting the field, and holding the hands of women in need even when others have given up. She brings her experience and depth of understanding into this interview with The Citizen answering a range of questions from the significance of March 8, to women in movements, and the struggle against patriarchy and for social change and justice.
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