Revanth Reddy (ANI image)

New Delhi: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Thursday released the manifesto of the United Democratic Front (UDF) ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections.He also launched a scathing attack on the Pinarayi Vijayan-led government and declared that the ‘dark age’ was ending and the ‘golden age’ was beginning in the state.The remarks were made during the release of the manifesto of the Congress-led UDF for the upcoming elections in Kochi. Addressing party workers and supporters, Reddy expressed confidence that voters are ready for political change and will vote for the current Left government.He said that the upcoming elections will prove to be a turning point for Kerala, as public sentiments are increasing against the ruling government. According to a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office, Reddy stressed that the people of the state wanted change and would support the UDF.In a sharp political attack, Reddy also hit out at both the Center and the Kerala government and said that India and Kerala are currently ruled by the “Modi Brothers”.He further made an indirect reference to the Sabarimala gold controversy by alleging that even religious property is not safe under the current administration. Describing Kerala as “God’s own country”, he remarked that even “God’s own property” is not safe.Highlighting the UDF’s election promises, the manifesto outlines “Indira’s five guarantees”, including free bus travel for women in KSRTC buses, monthly financial assistance of Rs 1,000 for women college students, increase in welfare pension by Rs 3,000 per month, health insurance coverage of Rs 25 lakh per family in the name of former chief minister Oommen Chandy and interest-free loans of up to Rs 5 lakh for self-employed youth. Is included.Additionally, the manifesto proposes the establishment of a tribal university in Wayanad as well as five “dream projects” focusing on the maritime and aviation sectors.Voting for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections is scheduled to take place on April 9, while counting of votes will take place on May 4. The tenure of the current assembly is going to end on May 23.