UDF's Resounding Victory: A Shift in Kerala's Political Landscape

V D Satheesan claims UDF's significant electoral gains in Kerala signify a shift from LDF's 'communal politics'. Highlighting a steady increase in local body control, Satheesan links the UDF's rise to public disillusionment with the LDF and anticipates continued success in the upcoming Assembly elections.

In a significant political development, V D Satheesan, Leader of the Opposition in the Kerala Assembly, has attributed the United Democratic Front's (UDF) recent success to widespread disenchantment with the Left Democratic Front's (LDF) approach to 'communal politics'.

Satheesan, in a detailed analysis, pointed out the UDF's substantial growth in local body elections, contrasting it with the LDF's losses. He emphasized the UDF's increase from one to four corporations while the LDF experienced a stark drop.

Expressing gratitude to the electorate, Satheesan promised that the UDF would continue to push forward and exceed public expectations as they prepare for the crucial Assembly elections next year.

(With inputs from agencies.)