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General Secretary Sitaram Yechury
Elected byCongress of Communist Party of India (Marxist)
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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.

23rd Central Committee

No. [1] NameState
1 Sitaram Yechury
(General Secretary)		Andhra Pradesh
2 Prakash Karat
(Former General Secretary)		Kerala
3 Manik Sarkar
( Former Chief Minister of Tripura )		Tripura
4 Pinarayi Vijayan
( Chief Minister of Kerala )		Kerala
5 B. V. Raghavulu Andhra Pradesh
6 Brinda Karat West Bengal
7 Kodiyeri Balakrishnan
(till death on 1 October 2022)		Kerala
8 M. A. Baby
9 Surjya Kanta Mishra West Bengal
10 Mohammed Salim
11 Subhashini Ali Uttar Pradesh
12 G. Ramakrishnan Tamil Nadu
13 Tapan Kumar Sen
(CITU General Secretary)		West Bengal
14 Nilotpal Basu
15V. Srinivasa Rao
(Andhra Pradesh State Secretary) [2] 		Andhra Pradesh [3]
16M A Gafoor
17Suprakash TalukdarAssam [4] [5] [6]
18Isfaqur Rahman
19  Lallan Chaudhury
(Bihar State Secretary)		Bihar [7] [8]
20Awadesh Kumar
21K.M. Tiwari
(Delhi State Secretary)		Delhi [9]
22Arun MehtaGujarat [10]
23Surender MallikHaryana
24Onkar Shad
(Himachal Pradesh State Secretary) [11] 		Himachal Pradesh
25 Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami
(Spokesperson of PAGD) [11] 		Jammu and Kashmir
26Prakash Viplavi
(Jharkhand State Secretary)		Jharkhand [12]
27U. Basavaraj
(Karnataka State Secretary) [13] 		Karnataka
28 A. Vijayaraghavan
(AIAWU General Secretary)		Kerala
29 P. K. Sreemathy
30 E. P. Jayarajan
31 T. M. Thomas Isaac
32 K. K. Shailaja
(CPIM KLS Chief Whip)
33 A. K. Balan
34 Elamaram Kareem
(CPIM Rajya Sabha Leader)
35 K. Radhakrishnan
36 M. V. Govindan
(Kerala State Secretary)
37 K. N. Balagopal
38 P. Rajeev
39 P. Sathidevi
(KWS Chair)
40 C. S. Sujatha
41Jaswinder Singh
(Madhya Pradesh State Secretary)		Madhya Pradesh [14]
42Uday NarkarMaharashtra [15] [16]
43 Jiva Pandu Gavit
44Ali Kishor PatnaikOdisha [17]
45Sukhwinder Singh Sekhon
(Punjab State Secretary)		Punjab [18]
46 Amra Ram
(Rajasthan State Secretary)		Rajasthan
47 K. Balakrishnan
(Tamil Nadu State Secretary)		Tamil Nadu [19] [20]
48 U. Vasuki
49P. Sampath
(President of TNUEF)
50P. Shanmugam
51 Tammineni Veerabhadram
(Telangana State Secretary)		Telangana [21] [22]
52Cherupally Sitaramulu
53G Nagaiah
54 Jitendra Chaudhury
(Tripura State Secretary)		Tripura [23] [24] [25]
55Agore Deb Barman
56Rama Das
57  Tapan Chakraborty
58Narayan Kar
(Left Front Convener)
59Hiralal Yadav
(Uttar Pradesh State Secretary) [26] 		Uttar Pradesh
60Ramachandra DomeWest Bengal [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32] [33]
61Srideep Bhattacharya
62Amiya Patra
63 Rabin Deb
64 Sujan Chakraborty
65Abhas Roy Choudhary
66Rekha Goswamy
67Anju Kar
68Samik Lahiri
69Sumit De
70 Deblina Hembram
71 Ashok Dhawale
(President of AIKS)		Maharashtra
72 Jogendra Sharma Delhi
73 K. Hemalata
(President of CITU)		Andhra Pradesh
74Rajendra Sharma-
75Swadesh Dev RoyeWest Bengal
76S Punyavati   Andhra Pradesh [34]
77MuralidharanKerala
78Arun Kumar
79 Vijoo Krishnan
(AIKS) General Secretary)
80  Mariam DhawaleMaharashtra [35]
81A. R. SindhuKerala [36]
82B. VenkatTelangana [37]
83  R. KarumalayanTamil Nadu [38]
84K.N. UmeshKarnataka [39]
85Vikram SinghHimachal Pradesh

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