Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the Left Democratic Front (LDF) during a rally in Alappuzha, Kerala. He said that after the elections there will be nothing left in LDF and the party has moved away from its real thinking. Rahul Gandhi said that Congress and UDF have been fighting against LDF for many years. Earlier LDF was known for certain ideas with which Congress disagreed, but now it has compromised with its own ideas. He said that LDF definitely has Left in its name, but now that thinking is no longer left in it.

Rahul Gandhi also alleged that a hidden hand is working behind the LDF government, which is dividing the people and does not believe in the Constitution. Rahul Gandhi said that now a kind of relationship is visible between BJP, RSS and LDF in Kerala. Rahul Gandhi described LDF leaders as taking advantage of the opportunity. He said that some leaders can do anything just to come to power and it does not matter whose support they get. At the same time, some old workers of the party are sad and angry with this situation.

Rahul Gandhi targeted PM Modi

Also targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi said that Modi attacks Congress every time, but does not say anything on the LDF government or the Chief Minister in Kerala. He raised the question why this is happening. He also said that the Prime Minister often talks about religion and temples in his speeches, but when he comes to Kerala, he does not say anything on the issue of gold theft in Sabarimala temple. Rahul Gandhi alleged that Modi remains silent on this issue because he wants to help the LDF government and his target is only UDF. Referring to the cases pending against him, Rahul Gandhi said that he has fought continuously against BJP and RSS. He said that there were 38 cases against him, he was interrogated for a long time, but he never gave up.

Role of LDF-UDF in Kerala politics

Politics in Kerala has been between LDF and UDF for a long time. However, LDF came to power again in 2021, which was different from the earlier trend. This time the contest in the elections is being considered three-way, because the BJP-led NDA is also trying to strengthen its hold. Voting for the 2026 assembly elections in Kerala will take place on April 9 and the results will come on May 4. The tenure of the current assembly is ending on 23 May.

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