Indian Union Dalit League | |
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Leader | U. C. Raman, A. P. Unnikrishnan [1] [2] |
Founder | U. C. Raman |
Headquarters | Kozhikkode, Kerala, India |
Alliance | Indian Union Muslim League UDF |
Dalit League is also known as Indian Union Dalit League (IUDL) [3] Indian Political Party and Caste wing of the Indian Union Muslim League [4] in Kerala, India. It was founded by IUML and A. P. Unnikrishnan, U. C. Raman, [5] As of 2012, the IUDL Kerala State President of U.C. Raman, its state secretary M.P. Gopi and state treasurer Balan.
the Dalit League is active in five districts of the Malabar region. The number of Dalit League representatives in local self-governing bodies of Kerala stands at around 250
Name | Designation | District |
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E.P Babu | President | Kozhikkode |
Sashidharan Manalaya | General Secretary | Malappuram |
S. Kumaran | Treasure | Palakkad |
Soman Pothath | Vice President | Kottayam |
V.M Suresh Babu | Vice President | Kozhikkode |
P. Balan | Vice President | Wayanad |
Prakashan Moochikkal | Vice President | Malappuram |
Prakashan Paramban | Vice President | Kannur |
Sree Devi Prakunnu | Vice President | Malappuram |
Afshila | Secretary | Kozhikkode |
R. Chandran | Secretary | Wayanad |
Kalabhavan Raju | Secretary | Kasargod |
K.A Sashi | Secretary | Eranakulam |
Velayudhan Manjeri | Secretary | Malappuram |
Sajid Vinod | Secretary | Palakkad |
Pole M Petor | Secretary | Pathanamthitta |
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