The Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] successfully wrapped up its 24th Kerala State Conference with a massive rally in Kollam, reaffirming the party’s unity and influence in the state. The grand event witnessed an overwhelming public response, emphasizing strong support for CPI(M)’s policies and governance.
The conference, held from March 6 to 9 at Asramam Maidan, served as a precursor to the 24th CPI(M) Party Congress scheduled to take place in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan outlined an ambitious ‘New Kerala’ vision, focusing on sustainable development, social welfare, and inclusive growth.
With 530 delegates, including top Politburo members, the conference engaged in strategic discussions on retaining power for a third consecutive term. Key deliberations revolved around strengthening governance, advancing Kerala’s development agenda, and tackling political challenges.
The final rally, drawing a massive crowd, symbolized the party’s growing public backing and its commitment to progressive governance. With the upcoming elections in sight, the CPI(M) reaffirmed its determination to shape Kerala’s future with strong leadership and policy-driven development.
