Nilambur bypoll: IIL leader MK Muneer says that never had any pact with Jamat or Welfare Festival of India

A day after the candidate of the United Democratic Front (UDF), Aryadan Shoukath won the Nilambur-ByPoll in Kerala with a decisive margin, the Indian Union Muslim League (Iiuml) Leader MK Muneer, Mla, Mla, has never wanted the coalition of the Jamaatie-Lamslam, and his politics has sought the jamatie-islamlis, and his politics, and his politics, and his politics, and his politics and llaatiei, and his politics llaati lamai lamaatiei Welfare of India (WPI), for the elderly.

The statement on the left Democratic Front (LDF) had released a fierce campaign against the support of the WPI on the UDF candidate.

Mr. Muneer said the media here on Tuesday (24 June 2025) that the IIL, an important component of the UDF, and the james “could not get along well because of their ideological differences.”

He claimed that the WPI was never part of the UDF. “We never searched for their voice. The UDF leaders have never shared a stage with WPI leaders,” he said.

Mr Muneer, however, accused the Communist Party of India Marxist [CPI(M)] From changing his approach of the James. “We never had to change our position on the Jamat. On the contrary, the CPI (M) and the LDF had no trouble accepting its election support on several occasions in the past. Now, when the WPI offered support to the UDF, the CPI (M) is the james as a theocratic organization,” he noticed.

‘Debts to Govindan’

However, Mr Muneer claimed that the statement of the State Secretary of CPI (M) is MV Govindan on the eve of the byPoll that his party had helped the UDF candidate in the past the support of the Rashtriya Sanyamsevak Sangh (RSS). “We owe Mr. Govindan thanks for that,” he said.

The anti-incumbency feelings against the LDF government also came to the advantage of Mr Swoukath, he said.

“Minister -President Pinarayi Vijayan has now lost the support of the people. He is only a caretaker -President. The UDF will repeat this victory in the elections to the local bodies and the meeting,” he said.

In the meantime, the IIL leader pointed out that PV Anvar, former independent MLA of the LDF, who insured nearly 19,000 votes in the bypoll, was a “decisive factor” in Nilambur.

When asked if the UDF would try to accommodate Mr Anvar in the coalition, Mr. Muneer said that it was up to the leadership to make a call on the issue after detailed deliberations.