M V Govindan Takes Charge: New Leadership at 24th CPI(M) State Conference
The CPI(M) state conference concluded with M V Govindan elected as state secretary and the formation of an 89-member state committee, including 17 newcomers. A new 17-member secretariat was also established. Govindan, from Morazha, succeeds Kodiyeri Balakrishan and has served as an MLA and minister.
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The 24th CPI(M) state conference wrapped up on Sunday, appointing M V Govindan as the new state secretary and forming an 89-member state committee with 17 fresh faces.
The conference also announced a new 17-member state secretariat, featuring notable leaders like Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and various key ministers.
M V Govindan, a seasoned politician from Morazha in the Kannur district, takes over following the resignation of Kodiyeri Balakrishan due to health concerns. Govindan has a strong political resume, having been elected as an MLA three times and holding significant ministerial roles.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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