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The '''Restoration Front''' ([[Dravidian language|Dravidian]]: ''Sain'ya Punaruhsth'hapana''; '''SP''') is a [[wikipedia:Socialism|socialist]] [[Mel-akkam|Mel-akkan]] political alliance composed of two parties: the far-left [[Workers' Revolutionary Party]] and the conservative-syncretic [[Originalist Progressive Party]]. It was formed to contest the [[2024 Mel-akkan Vernal Equinox Election|2024 Vernal Equinox election]], and | The '''Restoration Front''' ([[Dravidian language|Dravidian]]: ''Sain'ya Punaruhsth'hapana''; '''SP''') is a [[wikipedia:Socialism|socialist]] [[Mel-akkam|Mel-akkan]] political alliance composed of two parties: the far-left [[Workers' Revolutionary Party]] and the conservative-syncretic [[Originalist Progressive Party]]. It was formed to contest the [[2024 Mel-akkan Vernal Equinox Election|2024 Vernal Equinox election]], and fielded a single candidate in each of Mel-akkam's 40 [[Commissions of Mel-akkam|commission]] constituencies. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:05, 26 March 2024
Restoration Front Sain'ya Punaruhsth'hapana | |
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| Abbreviation | RF (English) SP (Dravidian) |
| Co-chairwomen | Puratana Tirigi Porata Pani |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Ideology | Socialism Factions: National conservatism Social conservatism Communism Militarism |
| Political position | Big tent |
| Regional affiliation | Shiv Sena (OPP) CPI (ML) Liberation (WRP) |
| Colours | Magenta |
| Coordinating Council | 4 / 40
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| Provincial Directors | 1 / 10
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| Provincial Assemblies of Elders | 28 / 200
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| Website | |
| restfront | |
The Restoration Front (Dravidian: Sain'ya Punaruhsth'hapana; SP) is a socialist Mel-akkan political alliance composed of two parties: the far-left Workers' Revolutionary Party and the conservative-syncretic Originalist Progressive Party. It was formed to contest the 2024 Vernal Equinox election, and fielded a single candidate in each of Mel-akkam's 40 commission constituencies.