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Congress workers protest outside Thrissur DCC office over Mathilakam block president appointment

Congress workers protest outside Thrissur DCC office over Mathilakam block president appointment
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Congress party workers in Thrissur, Kerala, staged a protest against the appointment of a new mandalam president. The demonstrators alleged the appointee is inactive and demanded the reinstatement of a former official, while party leadership dismissed the protest as factionalism.

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Internal party disputes can impact local political stability and electoral performance in regional Indian politics.

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Tensions surfaced within the Congress in Thrissur on Monday (June 22, 2026) as a section of party workers staged a protest in front of the District Congress Committee (DCC) office against the appointment of a new mandalam president in Mathilakam.

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