RSP Sets Stage: Candidates Announced for Kerala Assembly Election
RSP has revealed four candidates for the upcoming Assembly election in Kerala scheduled for April 9. The party continues discussions for a fifth seat while Shibu Baby John and others prepare to contest. Negotiations are ongoing regarding potential areas such as Kanhangad, awaiting final decisions.
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The Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP), a United Democratic Front (UDF) ally, has unveiled its choice of four candidates for the Kerala Assembly elections slated for April 9. Despite seeking five seats, the party's leadership remains in talks over the final allocation.
Key among the announced candidates is RSP state secretary Shibu Baby John, who will contest from Chavara in the Kollam district. Other candidates include Ullas Kovoor for Kunnathur, Vishnu Mohan for Eravipuram, and Santhosh Badran for Attingal.
Discussions continue for the fifth seat, particularly targeting Kanhangad in Kasaragod district. The decision is expected soon, especially if the Congress claims the Thrikaripur seat from Kerala Congress. In the last election cycle, the RSP contested in Mattannur, Eravipuram, and Chavara but did not secure any victories.
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