Is The LDF On Its Way To Make History?
If the LDF returns for a second term, it will be creating history as in the last 40 years, the state has alternated its governments every five years. PTI outlookindia.com 2021-05-01T22:57:42+05:30
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As D-Day dawns, all the main political parties in the fray are keeping fingers crossed. The fate of three main political parties - the CPM-led Left Democratic Front (LDF), Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF), and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will be decided on Sunday.
A single-phase voting for the 140 Assembly constituencies was held on April 6. After a month-long grueling campaign, it was an anxious and long wait for the political parties. The counting was scheduled for May 2, after the polling for five states got over on April 29.
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PC Chacko resigns from Congress Latest News: PC Chacko left Congress alleging that he was being neglected by the party.
The Congress on Wednesday suffered a big setback in Kerala just ahead of Assembly elections as senior leader PC Chacko resigned from the party. Chacko left Congress alleging that he was being neglected.Â
Chacko reportedly handed over his resignation letter to Congress president Sonia Gandhi. There is no Congress in Kerala. The party has been divided into two sections in the state, Chacko told reporters.
He also alleged that the Assembly seats for the upcoming elections were being squandered among the two sections of the party.Â
Kerala 2021 Poll schedule out, alliances rush to wrap-up seat sharing pacts
The LDF comprises 14 parties, including the Kerala Congress-Mani and the erstwhile Janata Dal-U (now the Loktantrik Janata Dal)
Friday February 26, 2021 7:09 PM, IANS
Thiruvananthapuram: With Kerala slated to elect its new Assembly on April 6, the state s three political fronts will be racing against time to finalise their seat-sharing arrangements.
In the outgoing Assembly, the CPI-M-led Left Democratic Front had 91 seats, while the Congress-led United Democratic Front had 47, and the BJP and P.C. George, whose party is not allied with any of the three fronts, had one each.
The LDF comprises 14 parties, including the Kerala Congress-Mani and the erstwhile Janata Dal-U (now the Loktantrik Janata Dal), which crossed over from the UDF last year.