The entire Indian Trinamool Congress (AITC) state convener PV Anvar competes to join the United Democratic Front (UDF) ahead of Nilambur Byeclection because of opposition from UDF voters, they reportedly fell into trouble for welcome him.
UDF voters are obviously willing to run a by-election with Mr. Anvar, but they hesitantly put him in the front. They fear that formal entry into the UDF would make Mr. Anvar and all his past actions legal.
The UDF’s reluctance to include Mr ANVAR is partly because his parent company AITC opposes the Congress-led Indian state development including the Alliance (Indian) group and does not recognize the leadership of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
The UDF may support other allies, such as Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) led by MV Shreyams Kumar and Kerala Congress (MANI) led by Jose K. Mani, rather than Mr Anvar, as his influence is limited to the eastern part of the Malapuram region.
Mr Anvar’s expert attitude delayed several UDF voters, especially his attempt to decide on the party’s candidate’s choice for Nilambur Byelection. His lobbying with joy at the Regional Congressional Commission (DCC) chairperson was seen as excessive.
Mr Anvar reported that the demand for three seats increased complexity as part of negotiations to join the UDF. UDF state leadership delayed the decision, with further discussions on Wednesday or later than Thiruvananthapuram.
The UDF is concerned that succumbing to Mr. Anvar’s request may set a problematic precedent, which may lead to more unreasonable demands in the future, which may be harmful to the league.
Aryadan Shoukath, Secretary General of the Kerala Congress Committee, learned his position and did not comply with people like Mr Anvar. “Yes, the UDF decided to take a candidate for Nilambur to once, not Mr Anvar,” said Mr Shukas’ close assistant.
He also said that Mr. Anwar should not be allowed to receive honors for the efforts of the UDF and its constituents.
publishing – April 21, 2025 at 08:59 pm IST
