Following a significant electoral victory where the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) secured 102 out of 140 seats in the Kerala Assembly elections, the party is facing internal turmoil as it delays announcing the next chief minister. Posters targeting Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra appeared in Wayanad, a constituency closely associated with the Gandhi family, warning them that they will not win again from the region. This public display of dissent highlights growing frustration among party members over the leadership vacuum. Three candidates are in contention for the chief minister position: K. C. Venugopal, a close aide to Rahul Gandhi; V. D. Satheesan, the current Leader of Opposition; and Ramesh Chennithala, a senior party leader. Despite consultations and feedback collection, the Congress high command has yet to make a decision, leading to speculation about internal disagreements. The BJP has seized on this delay to ridicule Congress, suggesting that it may lead to instability in leadership. As the suspense continues, the pressure is mounting for the party to act swiftly.