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UDF drops no-confidence motion move in Mavoor

UDF drops no-confidence motion move in Mavoor
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Kerala Lok Sabha Election 2024 Exit Poll Results: BJP may open its account in Kerala, predicts exit polls | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: The exit poll results for Lok Sabha elections 2024 in Kerala were announced on Saturday.

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Kerala Exit Poll 2024: Cong-led UDF May Win 15 to 18 Seats, BJP Likely to Open Account in Southern State

The island union territory of Lakshadweep, meanwhile, is predicted to hold onto its tradition of voting for the Congress

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News18 Mega Exit Poll: Rahul Gandhi To Retain Wayanad Seat? Here s What Predictions Say

Despite BJP fielding its state president K Surendran, and a high-profile leader in CPI's Annie Raja, Rahul Gandhi is unlikely to face any major challenges. For more updates, follow news18.com

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Coalition govt: Dissent among parties may lead to stagnation

Parties with a slim majority still need the support of others to form a government. Frenetic horse trading is already in full swing.

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