BJP National President Nitin Nabin stated that the party will be a formidable presence in Kerala’s political history this time. He shared his election expectations for Kerala in a special interview with media representatives.
“The long-standing ‘match-fixing’ between the LDF and UDF in Kerala will come to an end this time. We can see the people’s faith in the BJP reflecting as votes,” said Nitin Nabin. He added that the people of Kerala desire to break away from the cycle of these two fronts ruling alternately. He pointed out that the BJP’s vote share, which was once a mere 2%, has now risen to 20%, serving as evidence of the trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. He also highlighted the progress the party achieved in local body elections and key centers, including Thiruvananthapuram.
Through the ‘Vikasita Keralam’ manifesto, a development roadmap for the next 10 years, he promised to transform the state into a global economic power. In addition to Kerala, the BJP has placed full confidence in its election manifestos for Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. In Tamil Nadu, the promises focus on women-friendly schemes and farmer welfare, while in West Bengal, the campaign highlights large-scale employment opportunities and central health schemes like Ayushman Bharat.
The polling in these states took place in April 2026, and the results are scheduled to be announced on May 4. National observers assess that a strong triangular contest took place in most constituencies this time, indicating a potential shift in the political map of the region.