Congress will hold statewide marches throughout state; Nava Kerala Sadas will enter the capital city today

The Nava Kerala Sadas, a comprehensive public outreach initiative by the LDF Government, is concluding with its entry into the capital city, Thiruvananthapuram. As part of the program, a series of meetings have been organized across different constituencies, engaging with the public and discussing various developmental initiatives. While the government aims to highlight its achievements and garner public support, the Congress and the UDF are intensifying their opposition with state-wide protest marches. The Congress has organized marches to all 564 police stations in the state, involving around five lakh participants. This move is seen as a counter to the Nava Kerala Sadas, reflecting the political polarization surrounding the initiatives of the ruling government in Kerala.

The final meeting of the Nava Kerala Sadas will be held in Thiruvananthapuram, where leaders will address the gathering and discuss the achievements and future plans of the government. The Congress, under the leadership of KPCC president K Sudhakaran, is planning a march to the DGP office on the last day of the Sadas, with the participation of MPs, MLAs, and other representatives. The political dynamics in Kerala are heating up with both the ruling LDF and the opposition UDF actively engaging in public outreach programs to mobilize support and present their perspectives on the state’s development.