Kerala's Political Clash: CPI(M) Criticizes Congress-UDF Alliance over Jamaat-e-Islami Support
The CPI(M) criticizes the Congress-led UDF for accepting support from the Jamaat-e-Islami backed Welfare party in Kerala's Nilambur Assembly bypoll. CPI(M) argues this reflects ongoing communal trends. PDP's support for Left candidate defended. Contest is between CPI(M)'s M Swaraj and Congress's Aryadan Shoukath.
- Country:
- India
On Tuesday, the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala sharply criticized the Congress-led UDF for aligning with the Jamaat-e-Islami backed Welfare party in the upcoming Nilambur Assembly bypoll.
CPI(M) argues that this alliance demonstrates a continuing communal trend within the Congress-led coalition, challenging their moral stance on communalism.
The bypoll, set for June 19, sees CPI(M)'s M Swaraj competing against Congress's Aryadan Shoukath, amid heated debates over political and ideological allegiances.
(With inputs from agencies.)
Advertisement
ALSO READ
UDF Launches Campaign for Nilambur Bypoll Amidst Internal Controversies
UDF Sets Conditions for Anvar's Entry Amidst Nilambur Bypoll Drama
Bangladesh Supreme Court Acquits Jamaat-e-Islami Leader in Landmark War Crimes Case
Political Turmoil in Nilambur: Anvar's Influence on UDF's Bypoll Strategy
Political Drama Unfolds: Anvar's Entry into UDF Sparks Controversy
Google News