Full Candidate List (Mavelikkara- Candidates 9)
- Arun Kumar CA – LDF – Ears of Corn and Sickle
- Kodikunnil Suresh – UDF – Hand
- Santhosh Kumar – Bahujan Samaj Party – Elephant
- Bimalji – SUCI – Battery Torch
- Baiju Rajan – NDA – Pitcher
- Suresh D – Ambedkarite Party of India – Coat
- C Monichen – Independent – Apple
- Velayudhan – Independent – Autorickshaw
- Suresh Kumar – Independent – Bat
Mavelikkara constituency braces itself for a significant electoral contest as nine candidates, each representing a distinct political party or standing as independents, prepare to vie for the mandate of the people in the Lok Sabha election of 2024. With a diverse array of candidates and symbols, the electoral landscape in Mavelikkara promises to be vibrant and dynamic.
Arun Kumar CA emerges as the standard-bearer for the Left Democratic Front (LDF), symbolized by the ears of corn and sickle. Kumar’s candidacy embodies the LDF’s commitment to socialist principles and grassroots empowerment, offering voters a platform focused on social justice and equitable development.
Opposing Kumar’s bid for representation is Kodikunnil Suresh of the United Democratic Front (UDF), symbolized by the hand. Suresh brings with him a legacy of service and a commitment to inclusive governance, promising to address the diverse needs of Mavelikkara and its constituents.
Santhosh Kumar stands as the candidate for the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), symbolized by the elephant, advocating for the rights and empowerment of marginalized communities. Kumar’s candidacy adds a dimension of social justice and equality to the electoral discourse in Mavelikkara.
Bimalji 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 Mavelikkara.
Baiju Rajan enters the fray under the banner of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), symbolized by the pitcher, advocating for cultural nationalism and economic progress in the constituency.
Suresh D stands as the candidate for the Ambedkarite Party of India, symbolized by the coat, advocating for the rights and dignity of marginalized communities in Mavelikkara.
In addition to the party candidates, three independent contenders have thrown their hats into the ring, each with their unique symbols and agendas. C Monichen, symbolized by the apple, seeks to bring a fresh perspective to governance and policymaking in Mavelikkara. Velayudhan, symbolized by the autorickshaw, emphasizes the importance of grassroots development and local governance.
Suresh Kumar, symbolized by the bat, aims to champion the rights of athletes and sports enthusiasts in Mavelikkara.
As the campaign trail heats up, candidates will engage in a flurry of rallies, public meetings, and door-to-door canvassing to garner support from the electorate. Issues such as economic development, social welfare, and governance transparency are expected to dominate the electoral discourse, shaping the preferences of voters in Mavelikkara.
With the fate of the constituency hanging in the balance, voters face a critical decision in choosing their representative for the Lok Sabha. The outcome of the election will not only determine the future direction of Mavelikkara but also contribute to the broader narrative of Indian democracy and governance.