The electoral debacle that the party suffered in the last parliamentary and assembly polls will come under sharp focus at the 20th Congress of the CPI-M as delegates today began discussions on the draft political resolution presented by party General Secretary Prakash Karat.
The defeat of the Left Front in West Bengal for the first time since 1977, after being in power for 34 years, is “a serious setback” for the entire Left and democratic movement in the country, which the party is now striving to forge as an alternative force at the national level, the draft says.
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