M.M. Mani, a prominent leader of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in Kerala, forecasts a strong performance for the Left Democratic Front (LDF) in the upcoming Assembly elections, expecting to win over 100 seats. He reflects on his political journey, having served as an MLA for 10 years and as a Minister for 5 years, and expresses no desire to contest again, content with his contributions, including achieving 100% electrification in Kerala. Mani addresses the presence of rebel CPI(M) leaders, such as S. Rajendran, who is contesting as a BJP candidate, and G. Sudhakaran, running as an independent, labeling their actions as betrayal. He defends the party's representation of Tamil interests and asserts that the majority of voters in the Devikulam constituency are Malayalis. Furthermore, he highlights the need for prioritizing human safety in light of increasing wild animal attacks in Idukki. Mani concludes that the LDF remains the only viable choice for the people of Kerala, dismissing claims of minority communities turning against the Left as false propaganda.