India starts turning red - masive win for Communists in Kerala and West Bengal
Sonia Joshi
Apr. 29, 2006

The Communists according to exit polls will carry 70 to 90% of votes this time in India. It is unprecented in India.

Accoring to media reports, an exit poll on Saturday predicted an easy victory for the Left in Kerala after 68 percent of 10.68 million people voted in the second phase of assembly elections.

The exit poll by AC Nielsen for India Vision television channel said the Left Democratic Front (LDF) led by the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) could bag 47 of the 66 constituencies in six districts where polling took place.

The ruling Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) was poised to capture only 19 seats, it said.

In West Bengal they are poised to win ever bigger!

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