Left front confident of a second term
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A wave may fetch between 91 to 100 seats: S. Ramachandran Pillai
CPI(M) Polit Bureau member M.A. Baby on Tuesday stated that the Left front ought to safe a comfy majority to return to energy in Kerala until there was a huge association between the Congress and the BJP as had occurred in Nemom constituency in 2016.
If that had been the case, the BJP would attain a double digit determine in return for serving to the Congress to succeed in a place to kind the federal government.
If there was such an association, the electoral figures would betray that. While it could give a short-term acquire for the Congress and the UDF, the BJP could be happier, because it is aware of it may decimate the Congress any time. “For the BJP, defeating the Left is important, as it knows the Left is the galvanising force against the brand of politics practised by the BJP,” he stated.
But the plan would nonetheless be a non-starter given the truth that even when there have been such preparations between leaders of these fronts, it could be robust to translate them into motion all over the place.
Another Polit Bureau member S. Ramachandran Pillai stated the LDF would likely coast to victory with a clear majority. “Our reports suggest that the majority would be comfortable and if there was a wave, it could fetch up anywhere between 91 to 100 seats,” he instructed The Puucho.
Former CPI(M) State secretary and Polit Bureau member Kodiyeri Balakrishnan earlier within the day instructed The Puucho that the Left front would recover from 100 seats, because the “secular people in minority communities, and they form the vast majority have lost their faith in the Congress and the UDF.”
He contended that the BJP would in all probability get a vote share of 15 to 17%, however would draw a clean.
He stated the CPI(M) would get recent seats and recapture some of the seats its misplaced beforehand.
LDF convenor A. Vijayaraghavan additionally exuded confidence about a win for the Left front however stated nexus between the IUML and the BJP was evident in constituencies like Tirur. “But the LDF will outdo that,” he stated.
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