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Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has revealed the party’s strategy to contest fewer seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha election, aiming to keep the INDIA bloc united and defeat the BJP. He emphasized that this decision does not reflect under-confidence, but rather a compromise to ensure the victory of the collective opposition while accommodating parties with local strengths. Kharge also stressed that every state has a distinct alliance arrangement tailored to its political landscape and reiterated the shared goal of opposing the BJP’s ideology.

The recently concluded Lok Sabha elections in Kerala witnessed several key takeaways, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unprecedented five visits to the state and the intense rivalry between the Congress and the CPI(M). Despite a lower voter turnout, both parties remain cautious about the outcome. The BJP, aiming to establish itself as a pan-India party, skillfully navigated the political landscape and attempted to capitalize on anti-incumbency sentiments against the CPI(M)-led government. The party also engaged in strategic moves, including fielding Anil K. Antony and poaching leaders from other parties. However, the BJP’s efforts to make significant electoral gains and win seats remain uncertain.