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Hyderabad: As polling continues across Kerala, voter turnout has become a key point of discussion, with contrasting trends emerging between urban and rural constituencies. While the overall polling process has been largely smooth, early figures indicate varying levels of voter participation across the state. Efforts by the Election Commission to streamline electoral rolls and eliminate discrepancies appear to have strengthened the process. A coordinated multi-phase campaign also played a role in voter awareness, contributing to steady participation in several regions. However, political observers note that major parties, including the Congress, are closely watching turnout figures, with expectations hovering around 74.06%. Northern Kerala once again witnessed relatively strong participation. Districts such as Kasaragod, Kannur, Wayanad, Kozhikode and Malappuram reported turnout levels nearing or crossing 70 percent in previous elections, with constituencies like Vengara (69.88%) and Ponnani (69.63%) reflecting consistent voter engagement.
CPI(M) general secretary M A Baby firmly denies any alliance or discussions with the SDPI for the Kerala Assembly elections, countering UDF allegations and reaffirming the party's stance against communal politics. Photograph: ANI photoKey PointsCPI(M) general secretary M A Baby denies any alliance or discussions with SDPI for the Kerala Assembly elections.CPI(M) asserts it will not engage with parties pursuing politics based on communal lines.Baby accuses UDF of depending on communal parties and ...Read More >
Alappuzha (Kerala), April 4 (SocialNews.XYZ) Rebel CPI-M leader G. Sudhakaran, a former cabinet and party colleague of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, on Saturday launched a sharp attack against him, rejecting claims of his patronage, and asserting his own long-standing political legacy within the Communist movement. A four-time CPI-M legislator and once among the most popular leaders from Alappuzha, considered one of the party's strongest bastions after Kannur, Sudhakaran said he has spent 63 years in the Communist Party, having joined at the age of 15. Dismissing Vijayan's influenc ...Read More >