Our people are too entitled and refuse to work hard at unskilled jobs in Kerala. Their abhimanam allows them to do the same jobs abroad, tho gulf (with money as the excuse - not untrue, I agree). I see people in other states taking pride in what they do , without any shame

Why do you think the shift in the election?

The Ground Reality: Kerala Edition

Honestly, if you look at our Facebook groups and IT cells, it’s all about making people scared. If you disagree on one small thing, they brand you as an enemy. Politics here has become less about "what’s good for the people" and more about "which camp are you in?"

Look, anyone can criticize the BJP, CPIM, or Congress—that’s our right. But let’s be practical for a second. In a state like Kerala, can a common man like you or me just walk in and become an MLA? Engane nadakkan? (How is that even possible?) You need massive backing, a "quotient" of influence, and a huge network. To even get a 1% vote share in a local ward, you need serious visibility and money. Grassroots work is great, but scaling it up against the "Big Three" is a different ball game.

The New Player Perspective

Because the entry barrier is so high, we usually end up with people who already have some "mass" influence. In Tamil Nadu, it’s Vijay right now. In Kerala, we’ve seen similar buzz whenever a major figure hints at entry.

The moment someone new steps in, the cyber wings start the "capsule" attacks—claiming he’s a BJP B-team or a sellout before he’s even started. That’s just prejudice. In a democracy, shouldn’t we judge a person by what they do rather than what the IT cells say they’ll do?

History and the Way Forward

People mock "cinema stars," but we shouldn't forget history. MGR and Jayalalithaa weren't just actors; they built legacies that defined a state. Even in Kerala, we’ve had actors like Ganesh Kumar or Mukesh who stayed in the game for years. Dismissing someone just because they came from the silver screen is ignoring how the system actually works.

If a new leader joins the NDA or makes bad calls, we have the voting machine. If they don't perform, we kick them out in five years. That’s the "Kerala model" of being politically sharp, right?

Instead of falling for the "Cyber-War" narratives, let's keep it simple:

• Check the manifesto: What are they actually promising for Kerala’s development?
• Wait and watch: Let them take a stand on local issues (like SilverLine or Vizhinjam) before labeling them.
• No double standards: If you’re going to question the new guy, ask the same tough questions to the existing giants too.
• Vote for progress, not out of fear: Don't vote just to keep someone else out; vote for someone who will actually work.

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A man of his calibre is not to be confined to Kerala - he is suited for bigger glory in Delhi.

His intelligence and work is needed for national level congress, hence this is best time for him to fully exit Kerala and serve National Congress.

Under no circumtsance should he remain in Kerala. His duty is in Delhi. Rahul Gandhi ji needs his guidance and support and work.

No other party has been able to attract Gen Z voters the way IUML has. Young and first-time voters played a significant role in their victory. Any party aiming to make a real impact in the future will need to start prioritizing and engaging with youth voters as well.

What do you think are the main reasons behind the decline of Left politics in India

leadership crisis, lack of grassroots connection, rise of identity politics, economic aspirations, or something else entirely?