CPI(M) hiring professionals to transform its public policies
The Hindu
CPI(M) in West Bengal hiring professionals to revamp electoral strategy after recent defeats to TMC and BJP.
The West Bengal Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] is hiring professionals — from political analysts to digital marketing executives — in an apparent bid to rejuvenate its presence in the State's electoral scene.
CPI(M) State Secretary Mohammad Salim posted an advertisement on the party's Facebook page on Friday (November 22, 2024) in this regard.
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"Apply with the goal to transform and reform our public policies," the advertisement, a first-of-its-kind bid by the West Bengal unit of CPI(M), read.
The Marxist party said it will hire political analysts with an experience of four to eight years and digital marketing executives with more than five years of experience.
It is also seeking political interns, content writers - mass communication specialists and graphic designers.
The CPI(M) had so far relied on its own leadership, cadre-base and Leftist intellectuals to formulate its policies and programmes, while criticising the TMC and BJP for relying on hired professionals.
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