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No rift over candidature, will remain loyal to Congress: Aryadan Shoukath

The New Indian Express Kottayam

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April 21, 2025

AS THE political currents gather momentum in Nilambur ahead of the anticipated by-election, the UDF is making strategic moves to consolidate internal strength and send a clear message of autonomy in decision-making.

- POOJA NAIR @Malappuram

AS THE political currents gather momentum in Nilambur ahead of the anticipated by-election, the UDF is making strategic moves to consolidate internal strength and send a clear message of autonomy in decision-making. Congress leader Aryadan Shoukath has come forward to end all speculation surrounding his loyalty to the party and his potential candidacy.

Reaffirming his steadfast allegiance to the Congress party, Shoukath said that he would wholeheartedly support and accept any candidate chosen by the UDF, reinforcing party unity at a crucial juncture.

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