Kolkata, 13th March,
2015
CPI (M) West Bengal state 24th
conference concluded on Friday with the call of ousting Trinamool Congress
government to save West Bengal. In the concluding session, the conference
adopted a resolution calling upon the people to organize to defend democracy,
strengthen secularism, and fight against unprecedented corruption in the state.
The Party has called for industrialization of the state which is suffering from
critical decline of industries in the state in last three and half years
resulting in perilous growth of unemployment. The conference called upon the
Party units to initiate movements for remunerative prices of agricultural
products. The Party will augment its initiative to unite the left, democratic
and secular forces to defend democracy and resist the politics of division
among people.
An 85 member state committee
has been elected, with four vacancies to be filled later. The state committee
at its first meeting elected Surjyakanta Misra as its new secretary. Mishra
takes over from Biman Basu, who had taken charge in March, 2006 after the death
of Anil Biswas. Later Basu was elected in the 2008 and 2012 conferences.
The new state committee has 23
new members with 18 of them being young. Nirupam Sen, Md. Amin, Raghunath
Kushari, Banani Biswas, Prasanta Pradhan, Dinesh Dakua, Hasim Abdul Halim are
among 11 Special Invitees.
The Conference elected the new
State Control Commission of the Party, with Kanti Biswas as the Chairman. As
Chairman of the Control Commission Kanti Biswas included in the state
committee.
The Conference also elected 175
Delegates for the 21st Party Congress.
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