Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI (M)

The Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI (M), is a major left-wing political force in India. It ruled West Bengal for 34 uninterrupted years (1977-2011) and has also governed Kerala and Tripura at different times, shaping policies around land reforms, workers’ rights, and social equity. CPI (M) played a key decision-making role in supporting UPA governments at the Centre. Though it has now been ousted from all three states, the party continues to remain firmly rooted in its ideological principles.

who would provide that kind of leadership in a proposed KMC Opposition Alliance?

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The Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI (M), is a major left-wing political force in India. It ruled West Bengal for 34 uninterrupted years (1977-2011) and has also governed Kerala and Tripura at different times, shaping policies around land reforms, workers' rights, and social equity. CPI (M) played a key decision-making role in supporting UPA governments at the Centre. Though it has now been ousted from all three states, the party continues to remain firmly rooted in its ideological principles.