Battle for Kerala: Post-Election Fallout

The Congress and BJP criticize the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala for its failures in the Lok Sabha elections. Congress blames the Chief Minister's arrogance, while BJP cites communal appeasement. CPI(M) State Secretary M V Govindan attributes the defeat to an 'unholy alliance' and BJP's communal tactics.

The political blame game intensifies in Kerala as both Congress and BJP take aim at the ruling CPI(M) after its dismal performance in the Lok Sabha polls.

Congress attributes the failure to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's alleged arrogance and corruption, while BJP points to excessive communal appeasement.

CPI(M) State Secretary M V Govindan defends the party, calling the defeat the result of an 'unholy alliance' and BJP's divisive tactics.

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