A.K. Antony, a seasoned leader, and the late Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy shared not only a professional bond in the Congress for over six decades but also a deep friendship, a connection that remains cherished by Chandy's daughter to this day.
Achu Oommen Chandy expressed her reluctance to campaign against Anil K. Antony, son of A.K. Antony, who has ventured into the BJP and is contesting from the Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha constituency. Their enduring childhood friendship holds sway over her decision.
In the electoral arena of Pathanamthitta, Anil Antony is pitted against Anto Antony, the incumbent Congress MP, and Thomas Isaac, a seasoned CPI-M leader and two-time state Finance Minister.
With the electoral fervor escalating as the polling day approaches for all 20 Parliamentary seats in the state, Achu Oommen Chandy, presently based in the UAE and immersed in her pursuits of modeling and traveling, affirmed her commitment to campaign for Congress candidates across Kerala, with the exception of Pathanamthitta.
