K.V. Thomas discusses Kerala's political landscape, financial challenges, and the prospects for the Left ahead of Assembly elections.
Nearly four years after joining hands with the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)], former senior Congress leader K.V. Thomas, who has been Kerala’s Special Representative with Cabinet rank in New Delhi, speaks to The Hindu on a range of developmental and political issues that are likely to be keenly discussed ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in Kerala.
Edited excerpts from the interview:
K.V. Thomas critiques Congress infighting, emphasizing unity and the need for leadership change ahead of Kerala's 2026 elections.
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