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In Kerala, the CPM-led LDF is likely to beat anti-incumbency and retain the power for a second term. According to the Republic-CNX exit poll the LDF is predicted to win between 72-80 seats. Whereas the Congress-UDF alliance might win between 58-64 seats.
The India Today Axis My India predicted the Pinarayi Vijayan led party to pick between 104-120 seats. It gave UDF between 24-30 Assembly seats.
The ABP-CVoter gave LDF between 71-77 seats while the UDF it projected may get close with 62-68 seats.
The News 24- Today&rsquo;s Chanakya predicted the Left to win between 93-111, while the Congress lead alliance is projected to perform poorly securing not more than 30 seats. All the exit polls gave BJP not more than 2 seats.

Kerala exit poll: Left likely to beat anti-incumbency

In Kerala, the CPM-led LDF is likely to beat anti-incumbency and retain the power for a second term. According to the Republic-CNX exit poll the LDF is predicted to win between 72-80 seats. Whereas the Congress-UDF alliance might win between 58-64 seats.
The India Today Axis My India predicted the Pinarayi Vijayan led party to pick between 104-120 seats. It gave UDF between 24-30 Assembly seats.
The ABP-CVoter gave LDF between 71-77 seats while the UDF it projected may get close with 62-68 seats.
The News 24- Today&rsquo;s Chanakya predicted the Left to win between 93-111, while the Congress lead alliance is projected to perform poorly securing not more than 30 seats. All the exit polls gave BJP not more than 2 seats.

Kerala&nbsp;exit poll result:&nbsp;LDF to win again
As per Republic-CNX:&nbsp;LDF is predicted to get between 72-80 seats
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In Kerala, the CPM-led LDF is likely to beat anti-incumbency and retain the power for a second term. According to the Republic-CNX exit poll the LDF is predicted to win between 72-80 seats. Whereas the Congress-UDF alliance might win between 58-64 seats.
The India Today Axis My India predicted the Pinarayi Vijayan led party to pick between 104-120 seats. It gave UDF between 20-36 Assembly seats.
The ABP-CVoter gave LDF between 71-77 seats while the UDF it projected may get close with 62-68 seats.
The News 24- Today&rsquo;s Chanakya predicted the Left to win between 102, while the Congress lead alliance is projected to perform poorly securing not more than 35 seats. All the exit polls gave BJP not more than 2 seats.

6 CMs write to Centre, reject 2 GST compensation options

Six chief ministers have written to the Centre regarding the compensation for shortfall in GST&nbsp;collection due the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic. Chief ministers of West Bengal, Delhi, Chhatisgarh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana&nbsp;rejected the repayment options given by the Centre and reminded it that it was legally bound to reimburse states' loss of revenue in the first 5 years of the GST regime. Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;wrote that Centre's repayment option of borrowing money to finance the GST&nbsp;shortfall amounted to betrayal of the states' trust in the Centre. Kerala&nbsp;Chief Minister Pinarayi&nbsp;Vijayan&nbsp;echoed his Bengal counterpart's sentiment and added that it was in accordance with the understanding between state govts&nbsp;and the union govt. Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;wrote that the borrowing option will put an onerous burden on states already reeling under financial stress. Tamil Nadu&nbsp;Chief Minister and BJP&nbsp;ally E Palaniswami&nbsp;too stressed on non-viability of the Centre's options.&nbsp;

6 Chief Ministers write to Centre rejecting GST compensation options

Six chief ministers have written to the Centre over the compensation for shortfall in GST&nbsp;collection due the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic. Chief ministers of West Bengal, Delhi, Chhatisgarh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana&nbsp;rejected the two repayment options given by the Centre and reminded it that it was legally bound to reimburse states' loss of revenue in the first 5 years of the GST regime. Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;wrote that Centre's repayment option of borrowing money to finance the GST&nbsp;shortfall amounted to betrayal of the states' trust in the Centre. Kerala&nbsp;Chief Minister Pinarayi&nbsp;Vijayan&nbsp;echoed his Bengal counterpart's sentiment and added that it was in accordance with the understanding between state govts&nbsp;and the union govt. Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;wrote that the borrowing option will put an onerous burden on states already reeling under financial stress. Tamil Nadu&nbsp;Chief Minister E Palaniswami&nbsp;too stressed on non-viability of the Centre's options.&nbsp;

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