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India·Elections

Kerala Congress leaders clash publicly over chief ministerial candidate selection

Friday, 17 April 2026, 10:21 · 1 min read

Senior Congress MP M.K. Raghavan has publicly criticised fellow party members in Kerala (a state on India's southwestern coast) for openly feuding over who should be the party's chief ministerial candidate, even before election results have been declared. Speaking to reporters in New Delhi on Friday, Raghavan warned that airing internal leadership disputes publicly was damaging both the party's reputation and its electoral prospects. The episode highlights tensions within the Congress ahead of the Kerala Assembly election results.

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The HinduKerala elections: Kozhikode MP M.K. Raghavan slams Congress leaders’ public spat over CM candidate ↗︎
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