Congress Returns: Historic Victory for Satheesan in Kerala

Vadasseri Damodara Menon Satheesan of the Congress party has been sworn in as Kerala's Chief Minister, toppling the decade-long Left rule. The grand ceremony included 20 ministers, with influential figures like Chennithala also taking office. The UDF coalition secured a decisive victory in the recent elections.

In a landmark political shift, Vadasseri Damodara Menon Satheesan took the oath as Kerala's Chief Minister, leading the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) to a significant victory after a decade of Left rule. The swearing-in ceremony, attended by prominent party figures and well-wishers, marked a new chapter for Kerala's governance.

With a diverse Cabinet comprising 20 ministers, including prominent Congress personalities and alliance partners, Satheesan's administration promises a collaborative approach. The appointment of two women and representatives from the Scheduled Caste community highlights the inclusive strategy of the new government.

The recent electoral win saw the UDF capturing 102 seats in the 140-member Assembly, with the Left Democratic Front (LDF) securing 35, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) winning three. Enthusiastic supporters gathered to witness the dawn of a new political era in Kerala.