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Central Committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist)
Overview
TypeHighest decision-making organ when Party Congress is not in session.
Elected byParty Congress
Length of termThree years
History
Establishedby 7th Party Congress on 7 November 1964; 60 years ago (1964-11-07)
Leadership
General SecretaryM.A. Baby
Executive organPolitburo
Operational organCentral Secretariat
Disciplinary organCentral Control Commission
Elections
Last election6 April 2025

The Central Committee is the second-highest body of the Communist Party of India (Marxist). The members of the Central Committee are elected at the Congress of the Party, which occurs every three years.

Elections

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The All-India Party Congress, typically convened every three years, serves as the supreme authority of the CPI(M).[1] Between sessions of the Party Congress, the Central Committee functions as the highest decision-making body.[1] The Central Committee elects a Politburo from among its members, including the General Secretary, who is the party's principal leader.[1]

24th Central Committee

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Members

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Andhra Pradesh

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
B. V. Raghavulu Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Former Andhra Pradesh State Secretary 		Old
V. Srinivasa Rao Andhra Pradesh State Secretary[3] Old
K. Hemalata CITU National President Old
Sunkara Punyavati    Old
R. Arun Kumar Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Former SFI All India President 		Old
K. Lokanadham New
D. Rama Devi   New

Assam

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Suprakash Talukdar Assam State Secretary Old
Isfaqur Rahman Member of Assam State Secretariat Old

Bihar

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Lalan Choudhary Bihar State Secretary Old
Awadhesh Kumar Former Bihar State Secretary
AIKS National Joint Secretary 		Old

Delhi

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Anurag Saxena Delhi State Secretary
CITU Delhi State Secretary 		New

Gujarat

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Hitendra Bhatt Gujarat State Secretary New

Haryana

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Prem Chand Haryana State Secretary New

Himachal Pradesh

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Vikram Singh Former SFI General Secretary[4] Old
Sanjay Chauhan Himachal Pradesh State Secretary
Former Mayor of Shimla Municipal Corporation 		New

Jammu and Kashmir

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami Old

Jharkhand

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Prakash Viplav Jharkhand State Secretary Old

Karnataka

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
K.N. Umesh CITU National Secretary Old
K. Prakash Karnataka State Secretary New

Kerala

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Pinarayi Vijayan Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Chief Minister of Kerala 		Old
M. A. Baby General Secretary
Member of Polit Bureau[2] 		Old
A. Vijayaraghavan Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
M. V. Govindan Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Kerala State Secretary 		Old
P. K. Sreemathy Old
E. P. Jayarajan Old
T. M. Thomas Isaac Old
K. K. Shailaja Old
Elamaram Kareem Old
K. Radhakrishnan Old
K. N. Balagopal Old
P. Rajeeve Old
P. Sathidevi Old
C. S. Sujatha Old
V. Muralidharan Old
Vijoo Krishnan Old
A.R. Sindhu Old
T. P. Ramakrishnan New
Puthalath Dinesan New
K. S. Saleekha New

Madhya Pradesh

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Jaswinder Singh Madhya Pradesh State Secretary Old

Maharashtra

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Ashok Dhawale Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
Rajendra Sharma Member of Central Secretariat
Editor of Loklahar 		Old
Mariam Dhawale Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
Ajit Nawale Maharashtra State Secretary New
Vinod Bhiva Nikole New

Odisha

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Suresh Chandra Panigrahy Odisha State Secretary New

Punjab

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Sukhwinder Singh Sekhon Punjab State Secretary Old

Rajasthan

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Amra Ram Member of Polit Bureau[2]
AIKS National Vice President
Former Rajasthan State Secretary
MP in Lok Sabha 		Old
Kishan Pareek Rajasthan State Secretary New

Tamil Nadu

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
K. Balakrishnan Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Former Tamil Nadu State Secretary 		Old
U. Vasuki Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
P. Sampath Old
P. Shanmugam Old
R. Karumalaiyan Old
N. Gunashekaran New
K. Balabharathi New

Telangana

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Tammineni Veerabhadram Former Telangana State Secretary Old
John Wesley Telangana State Secretary New
S. Veeraiah New
T. Jyothi New
Mandhadapu Saibabu Treasurer of CITU New

Tripura

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Jitendra Choudhury Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Tripura State Secretary[5]
LoP in Tripura Legislative Assembly[6] 		Old
Manik Dey New
Naresh Jamatia New
Ratan Bhowmik New
Krishna Rakshit New

Uttarakhand

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Rajendra Kumar Negi Former Uttarakhand State Secretary New

Uttar Pradesh

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Heera Lal Yadav Former Uttar Pradesh State Secretary[7] Old

West Bengal

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Name Photo Various positions Remarks
Tapan Kumar Sen Member of Polit Bureau[2]
CITU General Secretary 		Old
Nilotpal Basu Member of Polit Bureau[2]
Former SFI General Secretary 		Old
Mohammed Salim Member of Polit Bureau[2]
West Bengal State Secretary 		Old
Ram Chandra Dome Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
Srideep Bhattacharya Member of Polit Bureau[2] Old
Sujan Chakraborty Old
Abhas Roy Choudhary Old
Samik Lahiri Old
Sumit Dey Old
Deblina Hembram Old
Debabrata Ghosh New
Syed Hussain New
Koninika Ghosh New
Minakshi Mukherjee New
Saman Pathak New

Permanent invitees

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Name Photo
Sudip Dutta
Bal Singh
John Brittas
Sudhanva Deshpande

Special invitees

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Name Photo
Manik Sarkar
Prakash Karat
Brinda Karat
Subhashini Ali
S. Ramachandran Pillai
Biman Bose
Hannan Mollah

Central Control Commission

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Central Secretariat

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Central Committee of CPIM elects a Central Secretariat, which manages the party's day-to-day operations and assists in the implementation of decisions taken by the Central Committee. Central Secretariat is guided by the Polit Bureau.

In the first meeting of 24th Central Committee from 3-5 June 2025, a seven-membered new Central Secretariat was elected.[8]

Name Photo
M.A. Baby
B.V. Raghavulu
V. Muralidharan
Rajendra Sharma
K. Hemalata
Vikram Singh
K.N. Umesh

References

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  1. ^ a b c "Party Constitution | Communist Party of India (Marxist)". 18 March 2009. Archived from the original on 17 March 2020.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "CPM gets an 18-member Politburo; 8 new faces, exemption only for Pinarayi Vijayan". 6 April 2025.
  3. ^ "CPM AP Secretary: సీపీఎం ఏపీ రాష్ట్ర కార్యదర్శిగా రెండోసారి వి.శ్రీనివాసరావు ఎన్నిక, చంద్రబాబుపై బృందాకారత్ విమర్శలు".
  4. ^ "কেন্দ্রীয় কমিটিতে নতুন মুখ, প্রশ্নও". Anandabazar Patrika. 1 May 2023.
  5. ^ "Tripura: CPI(M) State Conference Calls for Strengthening the Party Ideologically and Organisationally | Peoples Democracy".
  6. ^ "CPM's Jitendra Chaudhary sworn in as Tripura's new leader of Opposition, jibes at TIPRA Motha". 20 March 2024.
  7. ^ "Uttar Pradesh State Conference of CPI(M) | Peoples Democracy".
  8. ^ https://www.deshabhimani.com/deshabhimani-english-/national-76192/cpim-blasts-modi-govts-foreign-policy-security-failures-and-economic-inequality-10113
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