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CPI(M) state secretariat member and LDF candidate M. Swaraj has said that the Left will continue its political work with renewed strength, drawing lessons from the Nilambur bypoll.
M. Swaraj, a member of the CPI(M) state secretariat and former legislator, led a campaign focused on public issues and local development.
The result of the Nilambur assembly by-election will be declared on Monday, with vote counting scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. at Chungathara Marthoma Higher Secondary School. The strong room will be opened at 7:30 a.m., and counting will commence with the postal ballots.
Nilambur by-election sees 75.27% turnout amid rain and machine delays, higher than recent Lok Sabha by-polls but lower than 2021 figures.
Polling in Nilambur begins with 13.15% turnout in first two hours. LDF’s M Swaraj confident of victory. Ten candidates contest in election.
LDF candidate M Swaraj to lead a massive roadshow today as Nilambur by-election campaign ends. Voting on Thursday, results on June 23.
Congress leaders allege harassment over vehicle checks in Nilambur bypoll, while EC says inspection is routine for all candidates and parties.
Congress faces backlash in Nilambur bypoll over failed alliances, pension remarks, and cyber attacks on Ayisha as UDF struggles to hold ground.
In Nilambur’s by-election, M Swaraj inspires a wave of heartfelt support, uniting memories, emotion, and trust behind the CPI M campaign.
As panic grips the UDF, Congress shockingly allies with Jamaat-e-Islami-backed Welfare Party in Nilambur bypoll. CPI M slams the move as ideological bankruptcy, while Congress stages political theatrics over a tragic death, conveniently ignoring its own worker’s involvement.
To mitigate human -wildlife conflict across the Nilambur constituency, the Forest Department has carried out prevention and infrastructure development works worth 6.21 crore rupees over the past nine years. which debunks UDF's accusation.
A 15-year-old boy died from an illegal wild boar trap in Nilambur. Congress, linked to the accused, exploits the tragedy for bypoll politics.
LDF candidate M. Swaraj is drawing overwhelming support from the people of Nilambur as the by-election approaches.
The minutes of Vazhikkadav Panchayath clearly states that the committee agreed to pay Krishnaraj fifteen thousand rupees per case and that he was officially appointed as standing counsel by the panchayat committee itself.
CPI M leader M Swaraj leads the Nilambur by-election campaign with a powerful tribute to Comrade Kunhali, emphasising Nilambur’s secular legacy.
