Full Candidate List (Chalakudy – Candidates 11)
- Benny Behanan – UDF – Hand
- Prof C Raveendranath – LDF – Hammer,Sickle and Star
- K A Unnikrishnan – NDA – Pitcher
- Rosilin Chacko – Bahujan Samaj Party -Elephant
- Adv Charly Paul – Twenty 20 Party – Autorickshaw
- Dr M Pradeepan – SUCI – Battery Torch
- Arun Edathadan – Independent – Gas Cylinder
- TS Chandran – Independent – Envelope
- Johnson KC – Independent – Almirah
- Bosco Kalamassery – Independent – Camera
- Subran K R – Independent – Colour Tray and Brush
Chalakudy constituency gears up for a momentous Lok Sabha election in 2024, presenting voters with a diverse slate of eleven candidates representing various political parties and standing as independents. With a spectrum of symbols representing diverse ideologies and visions, the electoral landscape in Chalakudy promises a compelling and spirited contest.
At the forefront of the electoral battle is Benny Behanan, representing the United Democratic Front (UDF), symbolized by the hand. Behanan’s candidacy epitomizes the UDF’s commitment to inclusive governance and social welfare, offering voters a platform focused on development and progress for Chalakudy.
Opposing Behanan is Prof C Raveendranath of the Left Democratic Front (LDF), symbolized by the hammer, sickle, and star. Raveendranath brings with him a dedication to socialist principles and grassroots empowerment, promising to advocate for the rights of the working class and marginalized communities.
KA Unnikrishnan stands as the candidate for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), symbolized by the pitcher, advocating for cultural resurgence and economic prosperity in the constituency.
Rosilin Chacko represents the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), symbolized by the elephant, championing the rights and empowerment of marginalized communities in Chalakudy.
Adv Charly Paul enters the fray under the banner of the Twenty 20 Party, symbolized by the autorickshaw, aiming to address the economic needs and infrastructure challenges in Chalakudy.
Dr M Pradeepan represents the Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI), symbolized by the battery torch, aiming to illuminate the path towards socialist ideals and workers’ rights.
In addition to the party candidates, six independent contenders have joined the electoral race, each with their unique symbols and agendas. Arun Edathadan, symbolized by the gas cylinder, seeks to address energy needs and infrastructure challenges in Chalakudy.
TS Chandran, symbolized by the envelope, emphasizes transparency and accountability in governance. Johnson KC, symbolized by the almirah, aims to bring organizational efficiency and governance reforms.
Bosco Kalamassery, symbolized by the camera, seeks to document and address the issues facing Chalakudy through visual media. Subran K R, symbolized by the color tray and brush, emphasizes the importance of artistic expression and cultural preservation.
As the campaign intensifies, candidates will engage in rallies, public meetings, and door-to-door canvassing to sway the electorate. Economic development, social welfare, and environmental conservation are expected to dominate the electoral discourse, shaping the preferences of voters in Chalakudy.
With the future of the constituency in the balance, voters face a crucial choice in selecting their representative for the Lok Sabha. The outcome of the election will not only shape the trajectory of Chalakudy but also contribute to the broader narrative of Indian democracy and governance.