Ramesh Chennithala Accepts VD Satheesan as Kerala's New Chief Minister
'It Isn’t About My Happiness’: Ramesh Chennithala After Party Picks VD Satheesan For Kerala CM

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Ramesh Chennithala, a leader of the Kerala Congress, expressed support for VD Satheesan's appointment as Chief Minister, prioritizing party unity over personal ambition. He will take on the crucial home department, while the UDF celebrates a significant electoral victory with 102 seats in the Assembly.
- 01VD Satheesan's Cabinet includes Ramesh Chennithala as Home Minister, overseeing law and order in Kerala.
- 02Chennithala emphasized the importance of party over personal ambition, stating, 'It is not a question of my happiness or unhappiness.'
- 03The Congress high command intervened to ensure Chennithala's inclusion in the cabinet to mitigate tensions.
- 04Chennithala won his seat in Haripad, Alappuzha district, with a margin of 23,377 votes, highlighting his electoral strength.
- 05The UDF's victory in the recent election is described as 'spectacular' with a total of 102 seats.
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Ramesh Chennithala, a prominent leader in the Kerala Congress, has publicly accepted the appointment of VD Satheesan as the new Chief Minister of Kerala. In an interview, he stated that the party's interests are paramount, saying, 'It is not a question of my happiness or unhappiness. The party is more important.' Chennithala has been assigned the critical role of Home Minister, responsible for law and order, internal security, and public safety. Satheesan's Cabinet also includes notable figures such as K Muraleedharan and Sunny Joseph. The United Democratic Front (UDF), which recently ousted the Left government, secured a notable victory with 102 seats in the Assembly, which Chennithala described as a 'spectacular victory.' Despite initial tensions regarding his role in the new government, the Congress high command has ensured his inclusion in the Cabinet. Chennithala's electoral success in Haripad, where he won by 23,377 votes, reinforces his standing within the party and highlights his political experience, having previously served as Home Minister from 2014 to 2016.
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Chennithala's appointment as Home Minister could influence law enforcement and public safety policies in Kerala, affecting residents' daily lives.
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