Despite stiff opposition raised by the UDF members and their subsequent boycott, the Kerala Assembly on Tuesday passed the controversial Lok Ayukta (Amendment) Bill, which seeks to make the executive the appellate authority over reports by the anti-corruption watchdog. After hours-long heated arguments and debates, the opposition announced their boycott of the day's proceedings saying they did not want to witness the "killing" of the anti-corruption agency using its brute majority in the Assembly. Before walking out of the House, Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan said it was a "black day" in the history of the state Assembly. "The opposition cannot support the attempt made by the government to eliminate and weaken an anti-corruption agency. We are registering our stern opposition against passing this bill...we will fight it tooth and nail," he said. When the Congress-led opposition alleged that the bill, which carries away the rights of the constitutional agency, would weaken the
Congress-led UDF opposition on Monday continued their protest in the Kerala assembly against CPI(M) legislator M M Mani's controversial remarks against a woman MLA
: The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) in Kerala on Saturday staged a Statewide protest against rising fuel prices across the country.
Satheesan will be leading the 41 member UDF in the assembly
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan who led theruling CPI(M)-headed LDF in Kerala to a resounding victory in the April 6 Assembly polls resigned from the post
Kerala election results 2021 LIVE updates: LDF rewrote history by breaking Kerala's four-decade-old trend of swinging between the communists and the UDF
The ruling LDF in Kerala was leading in 75 of the total 140 seats while opposition UDF was ahead in 56 segments as counting of votes for the April 6 assembly elections got underway on Sunday.
Counting of votes began at 8 am on Sunday in Kerala and in the initial rounds Metroman E.Sreedharan of the BJP was leading in the Palakkad Assembly constituency
As only few hours are left for the counting of votes for 140 constituencies in the Kerala Assembly polls to begin
Kerala election 2021 LIVE updates: The election is crucial for an array of BJP leaders including former Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan, 'Metroman' E Sreedharan
Kerala heads in for Assembly elections on Tuesday with battle lines drawn between the ruling LDF and the Congress-led UDF, even as the BJP-led NDA is being seen as a potential threat in many places
Modi claimed the two fronts were envious, jealous and want to outdo each other in committing wrongs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday described the two fronts as twins of misgovernance, corruption and political violence, among others.
PM Modi slammed opposition parties and stated that the fixed match of United Democratic Front (UDF) and Left Democratic Front (LDF) is going to be rejected by Kerala in the forthcoming polls
Piyush Goyal on Monday attacked the LDF-led Kerala government alleging corruption, nepotism and communalism and added that the only progress that Kerala witnessed was in the level of corruption
Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Monday said that in the upcoming Kerala assembly elections, people of the state will choose BJP to run the government as they are fed up with the UDF and LDF
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that people of Kerala are fed up with the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the United Democratic Front (UDF) and they now see BJP an alternative
Rahul Gandhi, who has been pushing for Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY), promised people of poll-bound Kerala that the scheme will be "tested" in the southern state if the party-led UDF is voted to power
BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi on Sunday said that the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and United Democratic Front (UDF) are the two sides of the same coin and called them "LUDF", an amalgam of both
The Opposition Congress-led UDF released a"People's Manifesto" for the April 6 assembly polls, promising Rs 2,000 monthly pension to homemakers and five lakh homes to the poor