CPI(M) to hold extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode to revitalise itself
The CPI(M) is planning an extended State committee meeting in Kozhikode to address organizational weaknesses following recent election setbacks. The party aims to revitalize its ideological base and improve its connection with the public.
Why it matters
As a major political force in Kerala, the CPI(M)'s internal restructuring could significantly impact the state's political landscape and opposition dynamics.
A three-day extended State committee meeting of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] will be held in Kozhikode in September to strengthen the party by reinforcing its organisational and ideological moorings, its State secretary M.V. Govindan said here on Friday.
Through the meeting, scheduled from September 13 to 15, the CPI(M) aims at “effective interventions” for a “top-to-bottom” transformation by strengthening the party’s connect with the people and energising its organisational structure, Mr. Govindan told a press conference here.
The meeting is expected to give shape to an action plan in this regard. The decision was finalised by the State committee which met here. While he spoke about the meeting’s mandate of reinforcing the party’s organisational structure at all levels, Mr. Govindan did not give a clear reply to questions on whether it involves leadership changes at the top.
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