Voting will be held in Kerala on April 26 to elect 20 new Lok Sabha members.
The big three - Prime Minister Narendra Modi, veteran Congress leader and sitting Lok Sabha MP from Wayanad Rahul Gandhi and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, were in top gear on Monday.
The three star campaigners for their parties did what they do best; They attack each other not only to influence their voter base but also to influence the fence-sitters, who ultimately becomes the deciding factor.
It seems that Prime Minister Modi has agreed with the reality and did not say anything about the figures.
Earlier, whenever PM Modi came to Kerala since the beginning of this year, he always emphasized that this time the BJP-led NDA will get double digit seats.On Monday, when he addressed huge election rallies in Thrissur and the state capital, PM Modi was calm about the numbers and urged Kerala voters to vote for their support in running the country for the next five years by sending their candidates to Delhi. Please help.
To emphasize his requests, PM Modi lashed out against CM Vijaya more than Congress.
PM Modi blamed CM Vijayan, his daughter for corrupt deals and a section of the CPI(M) for looting the poor by taking deposits in cooperative banks run by them.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who visited parts of his constituency spread across three districts of the state for the first time, accused PM Modi of dividing the country besides harping on one leader, one religion and language.
Attacking the Kerala Chief Minister, Rahul Gandhi asked why Vijayan was attacking him and not PM Modi.Rahul Gandhi also questioned why BJP put two non-BJP chief ministers in jail and allowed CM Vijayan to remain free.
Irritated by his political rival's comments, CM Vijayan said whatever PM Modi said should be taken with a pinch of salt as it is baseless and the BJP-led ND is not even in second place in all 20 constituencies. Will remain.
CM Vijayan said, "I have been to 13 constituencies and this time the result for the Left will be completely different from what happened in 2019. Voters will teach a lesson to the Congress-led UDF and put the BJP at the third position."
In the 2019 elections, the UDF won 19 seats, the Left got one seat and the BJP came second in Thiruvananthapuram and third in the rest of the seats.
The big three - Prime Minister Narendra Modi, veteran Congress leader and sitting Lok Sabha MP from Wayanad Rahul Gandhi and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, were in top gear on Monday.
The three star campaigners for their parties did what they do best; They attack each other not only to influence their voter base but also to influence the fence-sitters, who ultimately becomes the deciding factor.
It seems that Prime Minister Modi has agreed with the reality and did not say anything about the figures.
Earlier, whenever PM Modi came to Kerala since the beginning of this year, he always emphasized that this time the BJP-led NDA will get double digit seats.On Monday, when he addressed huge election rallies in Thrissur and the state capital, PM Modi was calm about the numbers and urged Kerala voters to vote for their support in running the country for the next five years by sending their candidates to Delhi. Please help.
To emphasize his requests, PM Modi lashed out against CM Vijaya more than Congress.
PM Modi blamed CM Vijayan, his daughter for corrupt deals and a section of the CPI(M) for looting the poor by taking deposits in cooperative banks run by them.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who visited parts of his constituency spread across three districts of the state for the first time, accused PM Modi of dividing the country besides harping on one leader, one religion and language.
Attacking the Kerala Chief Minister, Rahul Gandhi asked why Vijayan was attacking him and not PM Modi.Rahul Gandhi also questioned why BJP put two non-BJP chief ministers in jail and allowed CM Vijayan to remain free.
Irritated by his political rival's comments, CM Vijayan said whatever PM Modi said should be taken with a pinch of salt as it is baseless and the BJP-led ND is not even in second place in all 20 constituencies. Will remain.
CM Vijayan said, "I have been to 13 constituencies and this time the result for the Left will be completely different from what happened in 2019. Voters will teach a lesson to the Congress-led UDF and put the BJP at the third position."
In the 2019 elections, the UDF won 19 seats, the Left got one seat and the BJP came second in Thiruvananthapuram and third in the rest of the seats.
