Kozhikode: Congress has not won a single seat in Kozhikode district. Muslim League contributed all the three seats into the UDF account in Kozhikode.

Muslim League performed well by winning 20 seats out of 24, fought in the Assembly poll.

Thirteen seemed to be unlucky for both fronts and the BJP. Even UDF won, its majority is unhealthy while LDF lost the chance to set up a government for continuity. The BJP lost its long time dream to open an account in the Kerala Assembly. Polling for 13^th legislative assembly was held on 13^th April and the result was declared on 13^th May, 2011.

Congress didn’t get a single seat in Kozhikode district.

 The defeat in the Vatakara constituency has been a shocking experience to the UDF camp, while the front had enough chance to win the seat.    

Congress led United Democratic Front (UDF) has won the minimum majority in the assembly poll held on April 13. The UDF won 72 seats out of 140 seats in the Kerala Assembly.

The main rival Communist Party of India (Marxist) led Left Democratic Front (LDF) won 68 seats. Bharathiya Janatha Party (BJP) couldn’t bear fruits of its long time dream to open an account in the Kerala Assembly.

It was a neck to neck fight in almost all seats. The UDF had a clear edge over its rival front in the very beginning of the election campaign; even the front had confusion over the selection of candidates.

But the Left front recovered its weak run with the entry of V.S. Achuthanandan into the fray as the key campaigner of the party and the front.

Achuthanandan won his Malampuzha seat. He defeated his nearest rival and the UDF candidate Latika Subhash over a margin of 23440 votes. This is his second continuous turn at Malampuzha in Palakkad.

The leader of Opposition Oommen Chandy was elected with a margin 33255 at Puthuppally in Kottayam and Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee President (KPCC) Ramesh Chennithala defeated his opponent G.Krishna Prasad with a margin of 5520 at Haripad in Alapuzha.

K. Muraleedharan, the former KPCC president won his election at Vattiyoorkavu in Thiruvananthapuram with a margin of 16,167 against his CPM independent candidate Cherian Philip.

The LDF has once again proved Kozhikode district as it’s strong

fortress with 10 seats out of 13 while UDF got three seats, thanks to League.

LDF won Kozhikode North (A.Prdaeep Kumar-8998)

Beypore (Elamaram Kareem-5316), Elathur (A.K Saseendran-14654) Kundamangalam (P.T.A Rahim-3269) Balussery-(Purushan Kadalundi-8882) Koyilandi (K-Dasan-4139)

Perambra (K.Kunhammad-15269) Kuttyadi (K.K Latika-6972)

Vatakara (C.K Nanu-847) Nadapuram (E.K Vijayan-7546)

The UDF won Kozhikode South (M.K Muneer-1376)

Koduvally (V.M Ummer-16552) Thiruvambady (C.Moyin Kutty-3833)

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