Kerala's New Assembly Witnesses Shift in Female Representation
The 16th Kerala Legislative Assembly features 11 women MLAs, a decrease from the previous term. The CPI(M) sees reduced female representation, while Congress gains prominence, electing multiple women legislators. Key victories included Vidya Balakrishnan, Bindhu Krishna, and Fathima Thahiliya, highlighting a shift in political dynamics.
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The 16th Kerala Legislative Assembly is set with 11 women members, one less than the previous session.
During this tenure, Congress emerged with the largest female representation, contrasting the reduced presence of CPI(M) women legislators.
Noteworthy victories by Vidya Balakrishnan, Bindhu Krishna, and others marked a significant shift in Kerala's political landscape.
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