The Indian National Congress has won a clear majority in the Kerala Assembly elections, defeating the ruling Communist Party and marking a major political shift in the state.
According to the results, Congress secured 100 seats, establishing a strong lead. The Communist Party of India (Marxist), which was in power, won 35 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) managed to secure 3 seats, while other parties and independent candidates won 2 seats.
The outcome reflects a significant change in Kerala’s political landscape, with voters delivering a decisive mandate in favor of the Congress. Election officials confirmed that the voting and counting processes were carried out smoothly under established guidelines.
The results have drawn attention across the state, as political parties assess their performance and plan their next steps.
With a clear majority, Congress is set to form the next government in Kerala.
The development marks the beginning of a new phase in the state’s governance and political direction.
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