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Rahul Gandhi To Contest From Wayanad For Second Time Despite Opposition From Left: Sources |Top News

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Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi will run for office again from Wayanad in Kerala on Thursday. Gandhi's name will probably be announced today following the Central Election Committee (CEC) of Congress's first meeting. In 2019, Gandhi switched from Amethi to Wayanad and won the seat with an unprecedented margin. The Left parties, on the other hand, are against his candidature from Wayanad and believe he ought to be running against the BJP in the North. Kerala is mostly controlled by the Left, a constituent of the INDIA coalition, but the BJP is not as well-represented there. The Left thinks it would be a waste for Rahul Gandhi to run from Wayanad because the saffron party isn't even relevant here.

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