THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The initial session of this 15th Kerala legislative meeting started here on Monday using all the newest buddies, 53 of these fresh faces in the home, swearing in beneath rigorous Covid-19 protocols. Of the total140 associates, 136 chose the oath. Tanur MLA and Marriage V Abdurahiman didn’t attend the session on Monday because of medical reasons while Kovalam MLA M Vincent and Nenmara MLA K Babu have been in quarantine. Pro-tem speaker T A Rahim, who’d promised previously before governor Arif Mohammed Khan at Raj Bhavan, administered the oath of office into the new legislators in sequential sequence. The oath-taking also happened with the 76th birthday of leader minister Pinarayi Vijayan that left a solemn confirmation. Former chief minister Oommen Chandy establish a list by taking oath as a MLA for the12th successive term. Vallikkunnu MLA Abdul Hameed was the very first to shoot oath while Wadakkanchery MLA Xavier Chittilappilly had been the final. Manjeswaram MLA A K M Ashraf took the oath at Kannada while Devikulam MLA A Raja failed it Tamil along with Mani C Kappan (Pala) along with Mathew Kuzhalnadan (Muvattupuzha) at English. K K Rema, wife of murdered RMP leader P Chandrasekharan who symbolizes Vadakara constituency, had been the cynosure of all eyes. She arrived at the House sporting a badge carrying an image of TP. The seating structures of members witnessed a change now that has many young faces getting ministers. Former opposition chief Ramesh Chennithala moved into the next row while fresh incumbent V S Satheesan arrived into the front . M K Muneer, UDF deputy leader in the previous meeting, also went into the next row, together with P K Kunhalikutty getting the IUML Communist party chief. Former ministers M Mani, T P Ramakrishnan, Kadakampally Surendran, A C Moideen along with K K Shailaja additionally altered to the next row at the treasury benches. Neighborhood selfgovernment Union M Govindan is your number two at the cupboard. The UDF parliamentary party chose to subject Congress MLA P C Vishnunath from CPM candidate M B Rajesh from the speaker on Tuesday.