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Between power and principle: IUML’s dilemma in Kerala

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Abdul Latheef Naha
Between power and principle: IUML’s dilemma in Kerala
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The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) faces a political dilemma in Kerala as it struggles to reconcile its ideological opposition to the Waqf (Amendment) Act with its role in a coalition government implementing the law. The party must navigate the tension between its principles and the realities of governance.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has entered a difficult phase in its political journey. The party that built its politics on issues concerning the community it represents is now confronting the realities of governance. Since the United Democratic Front (UDF) returned to power in Kerala in May, the IUML has found itself defending, or remaining silent on, decisions that sit uneasily with its stated principles.

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