Voting for all 20 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state will take place on April 26, as part of the second phase of the parliamentary elections.“The Congress party should think in terms of a larger perspective of the country’s future. I reiterate that it is shorts-sighted decision on the part of the Congress by fielding Rahul from Wayanad. If he wanted to contest from a seat in South, there are many constituencies and places from where he could have chosen to contest in states such as Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana or Andhra Pradesh,” D Raja added.He further stated that the Congress should take note of why people are raising questions.“The main battle in Kerala is between (United Democratic Front (UDF) and the Left Democratic Front (LDF). It is up to Congress to think over what message it wants to convey to the whole country; We are talking in terms of saving the constitution, democracy, secularism and federalism. In the struggle for India and its future, the left is a committed force. Why should Rahul Gandhi fight against the Left,” the CPI leader said.
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