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Kerala Assembly elections 2021 | Key winners and losers

Kerala Assembly elections 2021 | Key winners and losers Updated: Updated: May 02, 2021 21:40 IST Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Health Minister Shailaja secure landslide victories while E. Sreedharan and Suresh Gopi fade away despite showing promise. Share Article AAA Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan greets party supporters during an election campaign ahead of Kerala Assembly Polls, in Thiruvananthapuram, Friday, March 26, 2021. File   | Photo Credit: PTI Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Health Minister Shailaja secure landslide victories while E. Sreedharan and Suresh Gopi fade away despite showing promise. The ruling Left Democratic Front, with a lead in 99 of 140 seats, has emerged as a decisive winner of 2021 Assembly elections. Congress-led United Democratic Front, which harboured ambitions of forming the government this round, was sidelined to a mere 41 seats, while BJP-led National Democratic Alliance has lost the one seat they had won in 2016 electi

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Mixed results for Kerala Congress parties

Mixed results for Kerala Congress parties Updated: Updated: Jose K. Mani’s loss is the most embarrassing moment in this Assembly elections Share Article Jose K. Mani’s loss is the most embarrassing moment in this Assembly elections For the Left Democratic Front, the defeat of the Kerala Congress (M) chairman Jose K. Mani is easily the most embarrassing moment in this Assembly elections. The scion of the late KC(M) leader K.M. Mani, he had nursed Pala with fervour, but was engulfed by its anti-Left character. Even the CPI(M) s bid to save its confidant in the prestige battle against arch rival Mani C. Kappan failed to check the defeat.

Candidates confident of win in Kottayam

Candidates confident of win in Kottayam Updated: Updated: Lower voter turnout in a number of constituencies Share Article Lower voter turnout in a number of constituencies Even as the figures released by the Election Commission of India (EC) on Wednesday confirmed a drop in the total voter turnout in Kottayam, the parties and their candidates came up with claims of victory. As per the final figures released by the EC, the total polling percentage recorded by Kottayam stood at 72.16 as against 76.90 recorded in 2016. Of this, Vaikom stood on top of the tally with a voter turnout of 75.61% while Kaduthuruthy was at the last position with 68.05 %.

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