Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Kerala Congress is a recognized regional political party in the state of Kerala. It is the only regional party in the state with strong representation in Kerala Legislative Assembly. The mass base of the party consists of the working class populations, farmers and peasants of the state. The party operates on the ideologies of Secular Democracy and a unique Toiling Class Theory. Presently, the Kerala Congress(M) is the third largest party after the Congress and IUML, in the alliance of United Democratic Front (UDF). The UDF has formed the government in Kerala, after its victory over LDF in the 2011 Assembly elections. The party has 9 MLAs in the current Kerala Legislative Assembly, and one Member of Parliament each, in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. The Chairman of the united Kerala Congress(M) is K.M. Mani, presently heads the Ministry of Finance in the UDF-led Kerala government.The party has its roots in the erstwhile Travancore region and is traditionally dominated by the farmers, mostly the Saint Thomas Christians, however leaders from all communities are represented. The party distinctively argues for the rights and privileges of Kerala state in a political spectrum which otherwise consists of state bodies of parties owing allegiance to various `high commands' at the national level."@en }
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- Kerala_Congress abstract "The Kerala Congress is a recognized regional political party in the state of Kerala. It is the only regional party in the state with strong representation in Kerala Legislative Assembly. The mass base of the party consists of the working class populations, farmers and peasants of the state. The party operates on the ideologies of Secular Democracy and a unique Toiling Class Theory. Presently, the Kerala Congress(M) is the third largest party after the Congress and IUML, in the alliance of United Democratic Front (UDF). The UDF has formed the government in Kerala, after its victory over LDF in the 2011 Assembly elections. The party has 9 MLAs in the current Kerala Legislative Assembly, and one Member of Parliament each, in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. The Chairman of the united Kerala Congress(M) is K.M. Mani, presently heads the Ministry of Finance in the UDF-led Kerala government.The party has its roots in the erstwhile Travancore region and is traditionally dominated by the farmers, mostly the Saint Thomas Christians, however leaders from all communities are represented. The party distinctively argues for the rights and privileges of Kerala state in a political spectrum which otherwise consists of state bodies of parties owing allegiance to various `high commands' at the national level.".