Hunger Strike  

On December 3, Sobha Surendran took over from the BJP leader CK Padmanabhan and went on a hunger strike following the directive of the BJP core committee. The Kerala BJP leaders began a sit-in hunger strike from December 3 in front of the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram with several demands. 
 

It is alleged that chanting swamiye saranam Ayyappa mantra, Venugopalan Nair set himself ablaze after pouring petrol over his body and tried to run to the makeshift tent where the senior BJP leader CK Padmanabhan has been staging an indefinite hunger strike
 

BJP chief spokesperson Krishna Saagar Rao predicted a disastrous failure for Congress and said that the party would not get anything more than 12 to 15 seats in Telangana 

Reports also said that three UDF leaders are on hunger strike demanding the withdrawal of Section 144. On November 27, the UDF announced that they would continue to protest within and outside the Kerala Assembly until Section 144 is lifted.

The Kerala BJP had launched an indefinite hunger strike on Monday while the state government is set to form a ‘million women’s wall’ during the New Year to garner support for its stand towards the Sabarimala temple
 

Kerala Assembly was adjourned for the fourth consecutive day due to Sabarimala row. The opposition parties' MLAs began an indefinite hunger strike in front of the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram against the government’s stand to not discuss the temple issue in the Assembly

 

The BJP leaders will launch an indefinite hunger strike before the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram from Monday against Kerala government's failure to provide basic amenities to Sabarimala devotees and also they have demanded the withdrawal of prohibitory orders at the famous shrine

Kerala BJP secretary PS Sreedharan Pillai said that the party will hold a 15-day hunger strike from December 3 in front of the secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram. AN Radhakrishnan will be the first to sit on hunger strike

The central leaders of the Congress support the Supreme Court verdict. But on the contrary, party leaders of the state are planning on launching a hunger strike against the verdict.