Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday slammed both the ruling LDF and opposition UDF in Kerala as "twins of misgovernance and corruption" and sought a mandate for the NDA in Tamil Nadu.Addressing rallies in the two poll-bound states, he said that vote for BJP and its allies will be a vote for development.Addressing a rally in Pathanamthitta in Kerala, he alleged that governance took a backseat and dynastic politics was promoted during the rule of the United Democratic Front (UDF) and Left Democratic Front (LDF)."When making money, promoting dynasty and doing vote-bank politics is a priority, governance naturally takes a backseat. UDF and LDF have brought governance paralysis in Kerala. It is time to free Kerala from such alliances, PM Modi said.He also listed seven "sins" committed by LDF and UDF."They promote dynastic politics, there is a craze for dynasty rule in both alliances, everything else is sidelined," he said.The Prime Minister said that both the parties "are full of ...
Modi claimed the two fronts were envious, jealous and want to outdo each other in committing wrongs
With just three days remaining for the polls in Kerala, opposition Congress came up with a fresh corruption charge against the Left government in the state over its purchase of power from Adani group
Slamming the "politics of violence" of the left front, she said several youth congress workers had lost their lives over the years
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A public meeting will also be held at the coastal hamlet of Valiyathura
PM Modi targetted Kerala's ruling LDF over the gold smuggling scam, saying the CPI(M)-led government "betrayed" the people of the state just as Judas did to Lord Jesus for a few pieces of silver
PM Modi slammed opposition parties and stated that the fixed match of United Democratic Front (UDF) and Left Democratic Front (LDF) is going to be rejected by Kerala in the forthcoming polls
Considering the plea, the court said this was a serious issue concerning the rights of the citizens
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Besides West Bengal, Assembly elections will be held in three other states Assam, Kerala and Tamil Nadu and in the Union Territory of Puducherry
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The electorate is most likely to rate the govt on its response to the flood, its management of the economy after GST, and its recent response to Covid-19
Member of Parliament and former cricketer Gautam Gambhir said BJP will do much better in Kerala Assembly elections, and added that Sabarimala and corruption will be the major issues in the polls
Rahul Gandhi, who has been pushing for Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY), promised people of poll-bound Kerala that the scheme will be "tested" in the southern state if the party-led UDF is voted to power
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the party has injected a lot of young people in Kerala while also retaining the old guards
Rahul Gandhi, who has been pushing for Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY) -- a proposed minimum income guarantee scheme, on Tuesday promised people in poll bound Kerala
Former Kerala Congress' women's wing president Lathika Subhash will contest from the Ettumanoor assembly constituency, Kottayam, as an independent candidate in the forthcoming Assembly polls.
At the end of the last date of withdrawal of nominations, Kerala now has a total of 957 candidates whose fate will be decided by 27,446,039 electorate on April 6 when the Assembly goes to the polls