Kerala Assembly elections: Pinarayi Vijayan says confident of ‘bigger’ LDF win
The Hindu
Pinarayi Vijayan expresses confidence in a larger LDF victory, emphasizing Kerala's development and public trust in the upcoming elections.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday expressed confidence of a bigger victory for the Left Democratic Front after casting his vote at RC Amala Basic Upper Primary School in Pinarayi, describing the Assembly elections as crucial for the State’s future.
Mr. Vijayan said Kerala is on a strong path towards becoming a developed State, with achievements across sectors that must continue uninterrupted.
He asserted that people, including those in the rival fronts, favour development and believe only the LDF can take the state forward with commitment, ensuring governance without deficiencies.
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He also claimed Kerala remains the “least corrupt” State in the country due to the LDF’s political culture.
Highlighting governance over the past decade, the Chief Minister said the LDF had pushed forward projects that were earlier stalled, despite multiple crises. He said the government successfully navigated challenging phases when the State was under severe strain, transforming Kerala into a model for others.
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