The Congress leadership has urged unity among its Kerala leaders as the party gears up for the high-stakes Assembly elections, scheduled to be held before May this year.
Senior Congress leader K C Venugopal criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for attempting to polarise Kerala's society, which is known for its pluralism. He highlighted the BJP's struggle to gain relevance in the state ahead of the Assembly elections.
The big focus of this episode of Super 6 is on two poll-bound states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, where Prime Minister Modi on Friday sounded NDA's poll bugle for the upcoming assembly elections.
In this Special Report, India Today reporter Rahul Gautam provides details on the internal friction within the Kerala Congress as MP Shashi Tharoor skipped a crucial election strategy meeting in Delhi. While the AICC leadership and Rahul Gandhi met with Kerala MPs, Tharoor remained in his constituency, Thiruvananthapuram, for a government event attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rahul Gautam notes that 'Mr. Sashi Tharoor had already taken permission from the high command that he'll not be able to come for today's meeting given the fact that there is a program of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his constituency'. Despite the reported permission, the absence has raised concerns within the party due to Tharoor's previous instances of missing key organizational events, including a December rally and a CPP meeting. The report highlights the challenges the Congress faces in maintaining a united front in Kerala ahead of the upcoming elections while the BJP observes the unfolding political dynamics.
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SNDP Yogam and the NSS have agreed to join hands ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections, a move that could significantly reshape the state's political landscape and community equations.
