UDF's Puthuyuga Yatra Concludes in Thiruvananthapuram

7 UPDATES · 11 DAYS · 5 MAR 2026 — 15 MAR 2026

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Latest · 15 Mar 2026

Ramesh Chennithala, leader of the UDF, declared the alliance is prepared for the 2026 Kerala Assembly election and will challenge the Pinarayi Vijayan government.

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This event covers the ongoing seat-sharing discussions within the UDF for the 2026 Assembly election, including reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments related to these discussions; it excludes other actions by the UDF, Congress party, and their leaders unless they are direct developments of this specific occurrence.

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5Mar

STORY BEGINS — The Hindu

UDF seat sharing in final stages, says V.D. Satheesan

6Mar

The Hindu

The UDF's Puthuyuga Yatra concluded in Thiruvananthapuram with a public meeting featuring Rahul Gandhi, following a 25-day journey that included 121 public meetings and policy document releases.

10Mar

The Hindu

The UDF is struggling to finalize its candidates for the Pathanamthitta elections, facing internal challenges against the more decisive LDF.

12Mar

The Hindu

The LDF has selected U. Sharafali, a non-political figure, to run for the Nilambur Assembly seat, creating uncertainty among local leaders.

15Mar

The Hindu

The UDF is rapidly finalizing its seat allocation for the upcoming Kerala Assembly elections in response to the LDF's early candidate announcements.

The Hindu

The Left Democratic Front (LDF) announced its 81-candidate slate for the upcoming Kerala Assembly election within an hour of the Election Commission of India's poll date announcement.

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

Ramesh Chennithala, leader of the UDF, declared the alliance is prepared for the 2026 Kerala Assembly election and will challenge the Pinarayi Vijayan government.

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