Shah slams Cong, Left; urges BJP to gear up for Kerala polls

Describing the current political climate in Kerala as “very conducive” for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to come to power, party chief Amit Shah on Thursday urged cadres to make special efforts to woo voters, to ensure its victory in the upcoming Assembly polls. 

Shah also slammed the Congress and CPI-M led fronts, which have ruled Kerala alternatively, alleging that both had followed vote bank politics with “violence and corruption” being the hallmark of their tenure.

“While the world over, Communism has been wiped out, Congress has been rooted out from most of the states. These two parties cannot help Kerala,” Shah said, adding that only a BJP government will help people of the state.

“After two months, Kerala will decide which party should rule the state for the next five  years and under whose leadership. I have full faith that Keralites want a change this time,” Shah said.