Attingal keeps its status as Left citadel
The Hindu
LDF’s O.S. Ambika registers thumping win against runner-up P. Sudheer of BJP
Attingal retained its status as a Left citadel, with the LDF candidate O.S. Ambika winning by a thumping majority of 31,636 votes against the NDA’s P. Sudheer. The UDF will have much soul-searching to do after being pushed to the third place in a constituency they have won in the past. Ms. Ambika polled 69,898 votes, while Mr. Sudheer polled 38,262 and the UDF candidate A. Sreedharan of the Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) receieved 36,938.
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