Here is why parties are chasing the minority vote in Kerala's Lok Sabha elections
minority votes, with the BJP emerging as a strong contender against the Congress-led UDF and the CPM-led LDF. According to the 2011 Census, Muslims and Christians together account for 44.9% of Kerala's population, making their support crucial in the upcoming elections.
The intense focus on minority issues in Kerala's political arena is not surprising, given that Muslims and Christians together constitute 44.9% of the state's population, according to the 2011 Census. Political parties believe this figure has only increased in recent years.
Significance of Minority Votes
The aggressive pursuit of minority issues is evident, as parties recognize the importance of this voter segment.
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