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List of BJP Candidate for Kerala Lok Sabha General Election 2019 Constituency Name Candidate Name Alappuzha Dr K S Radhakrishnan Attingal Smt. Sobha Surendran Chalakudy Shri A N Radhakrishnan Ernakulam Shri Alphonese Kannanthana Kannur Shri C K Padmanabhan Kasaragod Shri Raveesh Thantri Kuntar Kollam Shri K V Sabu Kozhikode Adv K P Prakash Babu Malappuram Shri Unnikrishnan Master Palakkad Shri C Krishnakumar Pathanamthitta Shri K. Surendran Ponnani Prof. V T Rema Thiruvananthapuram Shri Kummanam Rajasekharan Thrissur Shri Suresh Gopi Vadakara Shri V K Sajeevan List of UDF Candidate for Kerala Lok Sabha General Election 2019 Constituency Name Candidate Name Alappuzha Shanimol Usman (INC) Alathur Ramya Haridas (INC) Attingal Adoor Prakash (INC) Chalakudy Benny Behanan (INC) Ernakulam Hibi Eden (INC) Idukki Dean Kuriakose (INC) Kannur K Sudhakaran (INC) Kasargod Rajmohan Unnithan (INC) Kollam NK Premachandran (RSP) Kottayam Thomas Chazikadan (Kerala Congress-M) Kozhikode MK Raghavan (INC) Malappuram PK Kunhalikutty (IUML) Mavelikara Kodikunnil Suresh (INC) Palakkad VK Sreekandan (INC) Pathanamthitta Anto Antony (INC) Ponnani ET Mohammed Basheer (IUML) Thiruvananthapuram Shashi Tharoor (INC) Thrissur TN Prathapan (INC) Vadakara K Muraleedharan (INC) Wayanad T Siddique (INC) List of LDF Candidate for Kerala Lok Sabha General Election 2019 Constituency Name Candidate Name Alappuzha AM Ariff Alathur PK Biju Attingal A Sampath Chalakudy Innocent Ernakulam P Rajeev Idukki Joyce George Kannur PK Sreemathy Kasargod KP Satheesh Chandran Kollam KN Balagopal Kottayam VN Vasavan Kozhikode A Pradeep Kumar Malappuram VP Sanu Mavelikara Chittayam Gopakumar Palakkad MB Rajesh Pathanamthitta Veena George Ponnani PV Anwar Thiruvananthapuram C Divakaran Thrissur Rajaji Mathew Thomas Vadakara P Jayarajan Wayanad PP Suneer.

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