Ahead of the swearing-in ceremony of the new Kerala government on Monday, chief minister-designate V D Satheesan on Sunday (May 17) met Governor Rajendra Arlekar and submitted the final list of his proposed cabinet ministers, including three women.&nbsp;Addressing a press conference at Cantonment House in Thiruvananthapuram, Satheesan announced the names of 20 ministers who will take the oath along with him at the ceremony scheduled for Monday morning.&nbsp;The cabinet includes senior leaders such as Ramesh Chennithala, KPCC chief Sunny Joseph and K Muraleedharan.&nbsp;“Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan will be the Speaker and Shanymol Usman will be the Deputy Speaker,” Satheesan said, adding that Kerala Congress chief P J Joseph will serve as the Chief Whip.<h2>UDF government to take oath on Monday</h2>The United Democratic Front (UDF) government is scheduled to be sworn in on Monday at 10 am at the Central Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram.&nbsp;“After 60 years, the full cabinet of UDF is going to be sworn in tomorrow at 10 am. Today, the 20 ministers' list we have submitted to the Governor. Twenty-one ministers will be sworn in along with me,” Satheesan said.&nbsp;Explaining the cabinet formation, he said social, regional and community representation had been taken into account while selecting ministers.&nbsp;“We have 63 MLAs, some are more eligible than others, but unfortunately, we have to consider the social and regional balance and the representation of women and Dalit representation. We are not able to include all the eligible persons in the cabinet. We have included two members from the SC, two women are in the Cabinet, and one Deputy Speaker is a woman. We have done the maximum to accommodate...” he said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-demanding-concessions-in-counterproposal-it-failed-to-achieve-through-war-iran-media-1779023150721">US demanding concessions in counterproposal it failed to achieve through war: Iran media</a>&nbsp;Satheesan also said several senior Congress leaders would attend the swearing-in ceremony, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.<h2>Congress gets 11 berths, IUML five in new UDF cabinet</h2>&nbsp;On portfolio allocation, Satheesan said, “The allocation of departments has been almost finalised, with only a few minor corrections remaining.”&nbsp;The Congress nominees in the cabinet include VD Satheesan, Ramesh Chennithala, K Muraleedharan, Sunny Joseph, Bindhu Krishna, AP Anil Kumar, PC Vishnunadh, M Liju, Roji M John, T Siddique, OJ Janeesh and KA Thulasi.&nbsp;The IUML representatives are PK Kunhalikutty, PK Basheer, N Shamsudeen, KM Shaji and VE Abdul Gafoor. Other alliance partners include Mons Joseph from Kerala Congress, Shibu Baby John from RSP, Anoop Jacob from Kerala Congress (Jacob) and CP John from CMP.&nbsp;Satheesan led the Congress-led UDF to a decisive victory in the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections, ending the Left Democratic Front’s decade-long rule in the state. The Congress won 63 seats, while the UDF secured 102 seats in the 140-member Assembly. The LDF won 35 seats, while the BJP managed to win three constituencies.

CM-elect V D Satheesan and his 20-member cabinet are set to take oath on Monday, with senior Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, expected to attend the swearing-in ceremony.

Ahead of the swearing-in ceremony of the new Kerala government on Monday, chief minister-designate V D Satheesan on Sunday (May 17) met Governor Rajendra Arlekar and submitted the final list of his proposed cabinet ministers, including three women. Addressing a press conference at Cantonment House in Thiruvananthapuram, Satheesan announced the names of 20 ministers who will take the oath along with him at the ceremony scheduled for Monday morning. The cabinet includes senior leaders such as Ramesh Chennithala, KPCC chief Sunny Joseph and K Muraleedharan. “Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan will be the Speaker and Shanymol Usman will be the Deputy Speaker,” Satheesan said, adding that Kerala Congress chief P J Joseph will serve as the Chief Whip. UDF government to take oath on Monday The United Democratic Front (UDF) government is scheduled to be sworn in on Monday at 10 am at the Central Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram. “After 60 years, the full cabinet of UDF is going to be sworn in tomorrow at 10 am. Today, the 20 ministers' list we have submitted to the Governor. Twenty-one ministers will be sworn in along with me,” Satheesan said. Explaining the cabinet formation, he said social, regional and community representation had been taken into account while selecting ministers. “We have 63 MLAs, some are more eligible than others, but unfortunately, we have to consider the social and regional balance and the representation of women and Dalit representation. We are not able to include all the eligible persons in the cabinet. We have included two members from the SC, two women are in the Cabinet, and one Deputy Speaker is a woman. We have done the maximum to accommodate...” he said. Also Read: US demanding concessions in counterproposal it failed to achieve through war: Iran media Satheesan also said several senior Congress leaders would attend the swearing-in ceremony, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Congress gets 11 berths, IUML five in new UDF cabinet On portfolio allocation, Satheesan said, “The allocation of departments has been almost finalised, with only a few minor corrections remaining.” The Congress nominees in the cabinet include VD Satheesan, Ramesh Chennithala, K Muraleedharan, Sunny Joseph, Bindhu Krishna, AP Anil Kumar, PC Vishnunadh, M Liju, Roji M John, T Siddique, OJ Janeesh and KA Thulasi. The IUML representatives are PK Kunhalikutty, PK Basheer, N Shamsudeen, KM Shaji and VE Abdul Gafoor. Other alliance partners include Mons Joseph from Kerala Congress, Shibu Baby John from RSP, Anoop Jacob from Kerala Congress (Jacob) and CP John from CMP. Satheesan led the Congress-led UDF to a decisive victory in the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections, ending the Left Democratic Front’s decade-long rule in the state. The Congress won 63 seats, while the UDF secured 102 seats in the 140-member Assembly. The LDF won 35 seats, while the BJP managed to win three constituencies.

CM-elect V D Satheesan and his 20-member cabinet are set to take oath on Monday, with senior Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, expected to attend the swearing-in ceremony.

CM-elect VD Satheesan unveils Kerala cabinet ahead of swearing-in ceremony on Monday

The BJP won three seats—Nemom, Kazhakkoottam and Chathannoor—in the 2026 Keralam Assembly elections, but finished a distant joint sixth while the Congress-led UDF swept to power in the state. Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar secured victory in Nemom, a constituency in Thiruvananthapuram. He defeated CPI(M) veteran and minister V Sivankutty by 3,590 votes, while Congress’s young leader KS Sabarinathan finished third.&nbsp;Another former Union Minister, V Muraleedharan, emerged victorious in Kazhakkoottam, marking a significant gain for the BJP in the Thiruvananthapuram region. In a closely fought triangular contest, Muraleedharan defeated senior CPI(M) leader Kadakampally Surendran by a narrow margin. Sarathchandra Prasad of the Congress finished third in the constituency.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/after-bjp-sweep-bengal-cs-orders-strict-guarding-of-govt-files-and-documents-prohibits-copying-scanning-1777907617714">After BJP sweep, Bengal CS orders strict guarding of govt files and documents, prohibits copying and scanning too</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, in Chathannoor, BJP candidate BB Gopakumar clinched the seat in a tightly contested race. He defeated CPI’s R Rajendran by over 4,300 votes. Congress candidate Sooraj Ravi finished third here also.&nbsp;The victories are particularly significant for the BJP, as it the first time when the party has won more than one seat in Keralam. BJP’s previous best was a single seat won by O Rajagopal in 2016.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the party suffered a setback in Palakkad, where its candidate Shobha Surendran lost to Congress leader Ramesh Pisharody. In Manjeshwaram, former state unit president K Surendran was defeated by the Muslim League candidate.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cong-s-keralam-s-cm-contenders-who-among-vd-satheesan-ramesh-chennithala-kc-venugopal-or-shashi-tharoor-will-get-the-crown-1777903537339">Cong’s Keralam CM contenders: Who among VD Satheesan, Ramesh Chennithala, KC Venugopal, or Shashi Tharoor will get the crown?</a>&nbsp;In Thrissur, the Lok Sabha constituency represented by Union Minister Suresh Gopi, BJP candidate Padmaja Venugopal failed to make a breakthrough. Union Minister George Kurian also had a disappointing outing, finishing third in the Kanjirappally seat in Kottayam district.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Congress pulled off a landslide victory in Keralam, marking a return to power after a decade in the Opposition. Keralam has a total of 140 seats.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-democracy-runs-in-our-veins-pm-modi-on-bjp-s-sweeping-poll-in-west-bengal-election-results-1777898244109">PM Modi hails BJP victory in West Bengal elections, credits people’s trust in party</a>&nbsp;The BJP had carried out extensive outreach to the Christian community, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting heads of the church in late 2025.In its poll manifesto, the party promised Christians “micro-minority status” and “equitable access to welfare schemes, scholarships, and community development benefits.”&nbsp;Earlier in 2017, the BJP appointed Alphons Kannanthanam as the Union Minister of State (MoS) of Electronics and Information Technology and MoS (Independent Charge) of Tourism.

BJP had carried out extensive outreach to the Christian community, with PM Narendra Modi meeting heads of the church in 2025. In its poll manifesto, BJP promised Christians “micro-minority status” and “equitable access to welfare schemes, scholarships, and community development benefits.”

The BJP won three seats—Nemom, Kazhakkoottam and Chathannoor—in the 2026 Keralam Assembly elections, but finished a distant joint sixth while the Congress-led UDF swept to power in the state. Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar secured victory in Nemom, a constituency in Thiruvananthapuram. He defeated CPI(M) veteran and minister V Sivankutty by 3,590 votes, while Congress’s young leader KS Sabarinathan finished third. Another former Union Minister, V Muraleedharan, emerged victorious in Kazhakkoottam, marking a significant gain for the BJP in the Thiruvananthapuram region. In a closely fought triangular contest, Muraleedharan defeated senior CPI(M) leader Kadakampally Surendran by a narrow margin. Sarathchandra Prasad of the Congress finished third in the constituency. Also Read: After BJP sweep, Bengal CS orders strict guarding of govt files and documents, prohibits copying and scanning too Meanwhile, in Chathannoor, BJP candidate BB Gopakumar clinched the seat in a tightly contested race. He defeated CPI’s R Rajendran by over 4,300 votes. Congress candidate Sooraj Ravi finished third here also. The victories are particularly significant for the BJP, as it the first time when the party has won more than one seat in Keralam. BJP’s previous best was a single seat won by O Rajagopal in 2016. Meanwhile, the party suffered a setback in Palakkad, where its candidate Shobha Surendran lost to Congress leader Ramesh Pisharody. In Manjeshwaram, former state unit president K Surendran was defeated by the Muslim League candidate. Also Read: Cong’s Keralam CM contenders: Who among VD Satheesan, Ramesh Chennithala, KC Venugopal, or Shashi Tharoor will get the crown? In Thrissur, the Lok Sabha constituency represented by Union Minister Suresh Gopi, BJP candidate Padmaja Venugopal failed to make a breakthrough. Union Minister George Kurian also had a disappointing outing, finishing third in the Kanjirappally seat in Kottayam district. Meanwhile, the Congress pulled off a landslide victory in Keralam, marking a return to power after a decade in the Opposition. Keralam has a total of 140 seats. Also Read: PM Modi hails BJP victory in West Bengal elections, credits people’s trust in party The BJP had carried out extensive outreach to the Christian community, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting heads of the church in late 2025. In its poll manifesto, the party promised Christians “micro-minority status” and “equitable access to welfare schemes, scholarships, and community development benefits.” Earlier in 2017, the BJP appointed Alphons Kannanthanam as the Union Minister of State (MoS) of Electronics and Information Technology and MoS (Independent Charge) of Tourism.

BJP had carried out extensive outreach to the Christian community, with PM Narendra Modi meeting heads of the church in 2025. In its poll manifesto, BJP promised Christians “micro-minority status” and “equitable access to welfare schemes, scholarships, and community development benefits.”

BJP wins three assembly seats in Keralam, registers its best-ever performance

Kerala Election Results 2026: After 10 years in opposition, Congress-led UDF has stormed back to power with a decisive mandate, crushing the Left and reshaping the state’s political map in one of its clearest electoral resets in years. Scroll down.

Kerala has delivered a decisive political reset. ON Monday (May 4)After a decade out of power, the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) swept back into government, comfortably crossing the majority mark in the 140-member Assembly and handing the Left Democratic Front one of its clearest defeats in recent years. The numbers now leave little room for ambiguity. The Indian National Congress has won 63 seats, emerging as the single largest party in Kerala. Its key ally, the Indian Union Muslim League, has secured 22 seats, giving the UDF a commanding combined majority. Final Kerala tally snapshot Congress: 63 IUML: 22 CPI(M): 26 CPI: 8 BJP: 3 Also read | BIG WINNERS Kerala, Assam, W Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry: Who won, who lost LDF trailing as anti-incumbency bites The ruling Left Democratic Front, led by the Communist Party of India (Marxist), has been pushed well behind. CPI(M) finished with 26 seats, while the Communist Party of India managed 8. For Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan’s alliance, this result signals that anti-incumbency, governance fatigue and constituency-level dissatisfaction appear to have outweighed the Left’s organisational strength. Wayanad emerges as Congress fortress One of the sharpest symbolic victories came from Wayanad, where the UDF swept all seven Assembly seats, reinforcing the Congress alliance’s grip on one of Kerala’s most politically watched districts. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra called it a “resounding mandate,” framing the victory as both statewide trust and regional reaffirmation. Also read | Midnight terror in Bihar: Part of Vikramshila Setu plunges into Ganges | Watch Key battlegrounds These 20 constituencies are Kerala’s real pressure points, where leadership battles, BJP expansion attempts, Congress resurgence hopes, and the Left’s governance test collided at once. Constituency Region Type Main Faces Why It Matters Vattiyoorkavu Urban, Thiruvananthapuram VK Prasanth (LDF) vs K Muraleedharan (UDF) vs R Sreelekha (BJP) Congress prestige battle, BJP urban push, infrastructure-heavy seat Kazhakkoottam IT corridor, Urban Kadakampally Surendran (LDF) vs S Suresh Kumar (UDF) vs V Muraleedharan (BJP) Technopark belt, middle-class swing, BJP national face Nemom Suburban battleground V Sivankutty (LDF) vs KS Sabarinadhan (UDF) vs Rajeev Chandrasekhar (BJP) One of Kerala’s biggest prestige fights, BJP’s high-stakes test Paravur Coastal + Suburban VD Satheesan (UDF) vs ET Tyson (LDF) Opposition leader’s home turf, leadership barometer Aranmula Temple + Agrarian Veena George (LDF) vs K Sivadasan Nair (UDF) vs Kummanam Rajasekharan (BJP) Ministerial prestige, BJP symbolic challenge Puthuppally Legacy Congress seat Chandy Oommen (UDF) vs Jaick C Thomas (LDF) Oommen Chandy legacy, emotional Congress stronghold Konni Plantation + Forest KU Jenish Kumar (LDF) vs Satheesh Kochuparambil (UDF) Sabarimala pressure, rural volatility Alappuzha Coastal Backwater PP Chitharanjan (LDF) vs AA Shukoor (UDF) Fishing economy, tourism and coastal distress Haripad Rural-Coastal Ramesh Chennithala (UDF) vs TT Jismon (LDF) Senior Congress face, prestige contest Tanur Coastal Malappuram PK Navas (IUML-UDF) vs Muhammed Sameer (LDF) Narrow margins, Muslim League influence Muvattupuzha Semi-urban Mathew Kuzhalnadan (UDF) vs N Arun (LDF) Anti-govt campaign face, middle Kerala pulse Thripunithura Urban Heritage Deepak Joy (UDF) vs Unnikrishnan KN (LDF) Kochi suburban swing, close-fight history Thrissur Cultural capital Rajan J Pallan (UDF) vs Alankode Leelakrishnan (LDF) vs Padmaja Venugopal (BJP) BJP growth test after Lok Sabha gains Irinjalakuda Rural-Urban Mix R Bindu (LDF) vs Thomas Unniyadan (UDF) Ministerial seat, education + agrarian balance Chalakudy Fragmented battleground Saneeshkumar Joseph (UDF) vs Biju S Chirayath (LDF) Tight margins, multi-cornered pressure Palakkad Urban swing Ramesh Pisharody (UDF) vs Sobha Surendran (BJP) vs NMR Razaq (LDF-backed) Three-way war, BJP expansion zone Perinthalmanna Malappuram urban Najeeb Kanthapuram (IUML-UDF) vs KP Mujeeb (LDF) IUML stronghold under pressure Kozhikode North Urban Triangle Thottathil Raveendran (LDF) vs K Jayanth (UDF) vs Navya Haridas (BJP) BJP rise in North Kerala Manjeshwaram Border seat AKM Ashraf (IUML-UDF) vs K Surendran (BJP) Razor-thin margins, communal and linguistic sensitivity Dharmadom CM’s seat Pinarayi Vijayan (LDF) vs VP Abdul Rasheed (UDF) Chief Minister’s political legitimacy test Kerala Election Results 2026: Full List of constituency-wise winners Constituency No. Leading Candidate Leading Party Trailing Candidate Trailing Party Margin ADOOR 115 ADV. C V SANTHAKUMAR INC PRIJI KANNAN CPI 10332 ALAPPUZHA 104 A.D THOMAS INC P.P.CHITHARANJAN CPI(M) 21015 ALATHUR 60 T M SASI CPI(M) K M FEBIN INC 8553 ALUVA 76 ANWAR SADATH INC ADV. A.M.ARIFF CPI(M) 29143 AMBALAPPUZHA 105 G.SUDHAKARAN IND H. SALAM CPI(M) 27935 ANGAMALY 75 ROJI M JOHN INC SAJU PAUL CPI(M) 37008 ARANMULA 113 ABIN VARKEY KODIYATTU INC VEENA GEORGE CPI(M) 18985 AROOR 102 ADV. SHANIMOL OSMAN INC DALEEMA CPI(M) 9324 ARUVIKKARA 136 ADV. G. STEEPHEN CPI(M) V. S. SIVAKUMAR INC 2843 ATTINGAL 128 O.S AMBIKA CPI(M) ADV. P SUDHEER BJP 13375 AZHIKODE 10 K. V. SUMESH CPI(M) ADV. KAREEM CHELERI IUML 349 BALUSSERI 25 V.T. SOORAJ INC ADV. K.M. SACHINDEV CPI(M) 16980 BEYPORE 29 P.A MOHAMED RIYAS CPI(M) P V ANVAR IND 7487 CHADAYAMANGALAM 122 M. M. NASEER INC J. CHINCHURANI CPI 7486 CHALAKUDY 72 SANEESHKUMAR JOSEPH INC ADV. BIJU S CHIRAYATH KC(M) 23156 CHANGANASSERY 99 VINU JOB KUZHIMANNIL KC ADV. JOB MAICHIL KC(M) 8368 CHATHANNOOR 126 B.B.GOPAKUMAR BJP ADV.R.RAJENDRAN CPI 4398 CHAVARA 117 SHIBU BABY JOHN RSP DR.SUJITH VIJAYANPILLAI IND 18573 CHELAKKARA 61 U R PRADEEP CPI(M) SIVADASAN IND 29386 CHENGANNUR 110 SAJI CHERIAN CPI(M) ADV. ABI KURIAKOSE INC 10292 CHERTHALA 103 P. PRASAD CPI K.R. RAJENDRA PRASAD INC 14489 CHIRAYINKEEZHU 129 RAMYA HARIDAS INC MANOJ EDAMANA CPI 1422 CHITTUR 58 ADV. SUMESH ACHUTHAN INC ADV. V. MURUGADAS ISJD 6510 DEVIKULAM 88 F. RAJA INC ADV. A. RAJA CPI(M) 5233 DHARMADAM 12 PINARAYI VIJAYAN CPI(M) ADV. V.P ABDUL RASHEED INC 19247 ELATHUR 26 ADV.VIDYA BALAKRISHNAN INC A.K.SASEENDRAN NCP-SP 12162 ERANAKULAM 82 T.J VINOD INC SABU GEORGE IND 36163 ERAVIPURAM 125 ADV.VISHNU MOHAN RSP M.NOUSHAD CPI(M) 8803 ERNAD 34 P.K.BASHEER IUML ADV.SHAFEER KIZHISSERI CPI 41289 ETTUMANOOR 96 NATTAKOM SURESH INC V. N. VASAVAN CPI(M) 19752 GURUVAYOOR 63 N. K. AKBAR CPI(M) C. H. RASHEED IUML 1998 HARIPAD 107 RAMESH CHENNITHALA INC T.T.JISMON CPI 23377 IDUKKI 91 ROY K PAULOSE INC ROSHY AUGUSTINE KC(M) 23822 IRIKKUR 9 ADV. SAJEEV JOSEPH INC ADV. MATHEW KUNNAPPALLY KC(M) 42426 IRINJALAKUDA 70 ADV. THOMAS UNNIYADAN KC DR.R.BINDU CPI(M) 10212 KADUTHURUTHY 94 ADV.MONS JOSEPH KC NIRMALA JIMMY KC(M) 31300 KAIPAMANGALAM 69 K.K. VALSARAJ CPI T.M. NAZAR INC 9944 KALAMASSERY 77 ADV. V E ABDUL GAFOOR IUML P RAJEEVE CPI(M) 16312 KALLIASSERI 7 M.VIJIN CPI(M) ADV. RAJEEVAN KAPPACHERI INC 18433 KALPETTA 19 ADV. T SIDDIQUE INC P K ANIL KUMAR RJD 45031 KANHANGAD 4 ADV. GOVINDAN CPI SHAIJI OTTAPALLI KC 15316 KANJIRAPPALLY 100 RONY K BABY INC DR. N. JAYARAJ KC(M) 5772 KANNUR 11 ADV.T.O. MOHANAN INC RAMACHANDRAN K. C(S) 18551 KARUNAGAPPALLY 116 C.R. MAHESH INC ADV.M.S. THARA CPI 26618 KASARAGOD 2 KALLATRA MAHIN IUML ASHWINI M L BJP 22698 KATTAKKADA 138 M. R. BAIJU INC ADV. I. B. SATHEESH CPI(M) 7136 KAYAMKULAM 108 ADV.M.LIJU INC ADV.U.PRATHIBHA CPI(M) 15572 KAZHAKOOTTAM 132 V. MURALEEDHARAN BJP KADAKAMPALLY SURENDRAN CPI(M) 428 KOCHI 80 MOHAMMED SHIYAS INC K.J. MAXY CPI(M) 8188 KODUNGALLUR 73 ADV. O J JANEESH INC ADV. V R SUNIL KUMAR CPI 8308 KODUVALLY 31 P K FIROS IUML SALEEM MADAVOOR IND 36682 KOLLAM 124 ADV. BINDHU KRISHNA INC S. JAYAMOHAN CPI(M) 16830 KONDOTTY 33 T.P. ASHRAFALI IUML DR. P. JIJI CPI(M) 56017 KONGAD 53 THULASI TEACHER INC ADV. K.SANTHAKUMARI CPI(M) 3706 KONNI 114 ADV K U JENISH KUMAR CPI(M) PROF SATHEESH INC 1838 KOTHAMANGALAM 87 SHIBU THECKUMPURAM KC ANTONY JOHN CPI(M) 16859 KOTTAKKAL 46 PROF. ABID HUSSAIN IUML PREETHI KONCHATH CPI(M) 62638 KOTTARAKKARA 119 K.N. BALAGOPAL CPI(M) ADV.P. AISHA POTTY INC 1012 KOTTAYAM 97 THIRUVANCHOOR R. INC ADV.K. ANILKUMAR CPI(M) 35986 KOVALAM 139 ADV. M.VINCENT INC BHAGATH RUFUS IND 32709 KOZHIKODE N. 27 ADV.K JAYANTH INC THOTTATHIL RAVINDRAN CPI(M) 1483 KOZHIKODE S. 28 ADV. FYZAL BABU IUML AHAMMAD DEVARKOVIL INL 10795 KUNDARA 123 P. C. VISHNUNADH INC S. L. SAJIKUMAR CPI(M) 32564 KUNNAMANGALAM 30 M.A. RAZAK MASTER IUML ADV. P T A RAHIM IND 13313 KUNNAMKULAM 62 A C MOIDEEN CPI(M) P T AJAY MOHAN INC 4563 KUNNATHUNAD 84 V. P. SAJEENDRAN INC ADV. P. V. SREENIJIN CPI(M) 21283 KUNNATHUR 118 ULLAS KOVUR RSP KOVOOR KUNJUMON KRSP(L) 25314 KUTHUPARAMBA 14 P K PRAVEEN RJD JAYANTHI RAJAN IUML 1286 KUTTANAD 106 REJI CHERIYAN KC THOMAS K. THOMAS NCP-SP 20600 KUTTIADI 21 PARAKKAL ABDULLA IUML K. P. KUNHAMMEDKUTTY CPI(M) 10922 MALAMPUZHA 55 A PRABHAKARAN CPI(M) C KRISHNAKUMAR BJP 19721 MALAPPURAM 40 P.K KUNHALIKUTTY IUML K.T. MUJEEB RAHMAN NCP-SP 85327 MANALUR 64 PROF C RAVINDRANATH CPI(M) T N PRATHAPAN INC 126 MANANTHAVADY 17 USHA VIJAYAN INC O R KELU CPI(M) 10543 MANJERI 37 ADV. M. RAHMATHULLA IUML V.M. MUSTHAFA IND 57887 MANJESHWAR 1 A K M ASHRAF IUML K SURENDRAN BJP 29252 MANKADA 39 MANJALAMKUZHI ALI IUML KUNNATH MOHAMED IND 45609 MANNARKKAD 54 ADV. N. SAMSUDHEEN IUML MANZIL ABOOBACKER CPI 25903 MATTANNUR 15 V K SANOJ CPI(M) CHANDRAN THILLANKERI INC 14168 MAVELIKKARA 109 M.S. ARUN KUMAR CPI(M) ADV. MUTHARA RAJ INC 15736 MUVATTUPUZHA 86 DR. MATHEW K. INC N ARUN CPI 42829 NADAPURAM 22 K.M. ABHIJITH INC ADV.P. VASANTHAM CPI 23600 NATTIKA 68 GEETHAGOPI CPI ADV. SUNIL LALOOR INC 7093 NEDUMANGAD 130 G R ANIL CPI MEENANKAL KUMAR INC 21583 NEMMARA 59 K PREMAN CPI(M) A. THANKAPPAN INC 3305 NEMOM 135 RAJEEV CHANDRASEKHAR BJP V SIVANKUTTY CPI(M) 4978 NEYYATTINKARA 140 N. SHAKTHAN INC K. ANSALAN CPI(M) 6966 NILAMBUR 35 ARYADAN SHOUKATH INC U SHARAFALI IND 54851 OLLUR 66 K RAJAN CPI ADV. SHAJI J K. INC 8884 OTTAPPALAM 52 ADV. K. PREMKUMAR CPI(M) P.K SASI IND 26777 PALA 93 MANI C KAPPEN IND JOSE K MANI KC(M) 2991 PALAKKAD 56 RAMESH PISHARODY INC SOBHA SURENDRAN BJP 13147 PARASSALA 137 C K HAREENDRAN CPI(M) NEYYATTINKARA SANAL INC 15013 PARAVUR 78 ADV.V.D.SATHEESAN INC E.T.TAISON MASTER CPI 20600 PATHANAPURAM 120 JYOTHI KUMAR C. INC K B GANESH KUMAR KC(B) 8310 PATTAMBI 50 MUHAMMED MUHASSIN CPI T. P. SHAJI INC 9442 PAYYANNUR 6 V. KUNHIKRISHNAN IND T. I. MADHUSOODANAN CPI(M) 7487 PEERUMADE 92 ADV.CYRIAC THOMAS INC K SALIMKUMAR CPI 27634 PERAMBRA 24 ADV. FATHIMA T. IUML T. P. RAMAKRISHNAN CPI(M) 5087 PERAVOOR 16 ADV. SUNNY JOSEPH INC K K SHAILAJA CPI(M) 14453 PERINTHALMANNA 38 NAJEEB KANTHAPURAM IUML V.P MOHAMMED HANEEFA CPI(M) 32431 PERUMBAVOOR 74 MANOJ MOOTHEDAN INC BASIL PAUL KC(M) 28434 PIRAVOM 85 ANOOP JACOB KC(J) SABU K JACOB KC(M) 44681 PONNANI 48 K.P NOUSHAD ALI INC ADV.M.K SAKKEER CPI(M) 13267 POONJAR 101 ADV.SEBASTIAN M.J INC ADV. SEBASTIAN K. KC(M) 6693 PUDUKKAD 71 K K RAMACHANDRAN CPI(M) K M BABURAJAN INC 2853 PUNALUR 121 C. AJAYAPRASAD CPI NOUSHAD YOUNUS IUML 21529 PUTHUPPALLY 98 ADV. CHANDY OOMMEN INC K. M. RADHAKRISHNAN CPI(M) 52907 QUILANDY 23 ADV. K. PRAVEEN K. INC K. DASAN CPI(M) 12070 RANNI 112 ADV. PAZHAKULAM M. INC ADV. PRAMOD NARAYAN KC(M) 4344 SHORNUR 51 P.MAMMIKUTTY CPI(M) P.HARIGOVINDAN INC 16517 SULTHANBATHERY 18 I C BALAKRISHNAN INC M S VISWANATHAN CPI(M) 16597 TALIPARAMBA 8 T K GOVINDAN IND P K SHYAMALA CPI(M) 12551 TANUR 44 P K NAVAS IUML MOHAMED SAMEER IND 27131 TARUR 57 SUMOD CPI(M) SUBRAMANIAN K C INC 11910 THALASSERY 13 KARAYI RAJAN CPI(M) SAJU K P INC 20523 THAVANUR 47 ADV. V S JOY INC DR. K T JALEEL IND 14647 THIRUVALLA 111 ADV.VARGHESE MAMMEN KC ANOOP ANTONY BJP 10146 THIRUVAMBADI 32 C K KASIM IUML LINTO JOSEPH CPI(M) 6741 THIRUVANAN. 134 C P JOHN CMP SUDHIR KARAMANA IND 9863 THODUPUZHA 90 APU JOHN JOSEPH KC CYRIAC CHAZHIKADAN KC(M) 44291 THRIKKAKARA 83 UMA THOMAS INC ADV. PUSHPA DAS CPI(M) 50211 THRIPUNITHURA 81 DEEPAK JOY INC K N UNNIKRISHNAN CPI(M) 18468 THRISSUR 67 RAJAN. J. PALLAN INC ALANKODE LEELA. 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