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Violence Reported in Kerala After Local Election Defeat: What If They Lose the Assembly Elections? Date: 16/12/2025 By : Vijesh Nair Kerala, long celebrated for its political awareness and democratic culture, is once again witnessing disturbing scenes of post-election violence following the recently concluded local body elections. Reports of clashes, vandalism, threats, and political retaliation have emerged from several districts soon after the declaration of results, especially in areas where ruling fronts suffered unexpected defeats. While election losses are a routine part of democracy, the violence that follows raises serious questions about political maturity, law and order, and the future of democratic dissent in the state. Post-Election Violence: A Growing Concern According to local reports, incidents of stone-pelting, destruction of party offices, intimidation of workers, and street clashes were reported soon after the results. In many areas, celebrations by winning parties qu...

 Kerala’s Political Battlefield Heats Up Ahead of Panchayat Election on 11th – A Massive Show of Strength Across the State By: Vijesh Nair  Date:10/12/2025 As Kerala moves closer to the highly anticipated Panchayat elections scheduled for the 11th, the political climate across the state has intensified dramatically. The three major political fronts—LDF, UDF, and NDA—are showcasing their full strength, leaving no stone unturned as they attempt to sway voters at the grassroots level. With local self-governance playing a key role in Kerala’s development model, this election has become more than just a village-level contest; it has turned into a major political showdown that hints at the mood for upcoming state and national elections. Mass Rallies and Roadshows Flood the State In districts such as Malappuram, Kozhikode, Palakkad, Thrissur, Kottayam, and Thiruvananthapuram, political fronts are organising massive roadshows, community meetings, and door-to-door campaigns. The LDF, l...