The Indian National Congress (INC) in Kerala has decided to break away from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), citing the latter’s failure to address pressing issues facing the state. Party chairman Saji Manjakadambil attributed the decision to the NDA’s “persistent neglect of crucial issues”, including the rising incidents of wildlife attacks and the declining prices of rubber, a key agricultural commodity in the state.

Manjakadambil expressed disappointment with the NDA’s lack of action on these important issues, which have been affecting the livelihoods of many people in Kerala. The decision to withdraw from the alliance was made after careful consideration of the current situation and the need to prioritize the interests of the state and its residents. The INC in Kerala is now looking to explore other options to address these pressing concerns and work towards finding sustainable solutions.

In a significant development, the Indian National Congress (INC) in Kerala has announced its decision to part ways with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) due to the latter’s alleged neglect of key issues impacting the state. Party chairman Saji Manjakadambil highlighted concerns such as the increasing wildlife attacks and the plummeting rubber prices, which have been causing hardships to the people of Kerala. The move underscores the INC’s commitment to addressing these pressing challenges and advocating for the welfare of the state and its residents.