Congress Faces Internal Conflict in Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram | March 17:
The Indian National Congress is facing internal challenges in Kerala as it struggles to finalize candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections. Differences among senior leaders and factional disputes have reportedly slowed down the decision-making process, raising concerns within the party ranks.
Sources indicate that disagreements over seat allocation and candidate selection have led to delays in releasing the official list. With elections approaching, the lack of clarity is beginning to impact the party’s campaign preparedness on the ground.
Party insiders suggest that multiple factions within the state unit are pushing for their preferred candidates, making consensus difficult. The leadership is engaged in ongoing discussions to resolve the issues and present a united front before the election campaign intensifies.
Political analysts believe that prolonged internal conflict could weaken the party’s momentum, especially at a time when rival parties are already actively campaigning across constituencies.
The Congress leadership is expected to finalize the candidate list soon, aiming to minimize further delays and refocus on strengthening its electoral strategy in the state.
Hind Samachar News Desk
By:- Divya Sisel
