DYFI 9th All India Conference elects new office bearers
DYFI All India Conference which held at Bangalore concluded its proceedings with the election of its new office bearers. Comrade M B Rajesh MP (Kerala) and Com. Abhoy Mukherje (West Bengal) were elected All India Secretary and President respectively. The conference also elected 62 member Central Committee.
Nine comrades will be inducted in the due course. Comrades Abbas Rai Choudaray, Thapas Dutta, Preethy Sekhar, Velmurukan, M Swaraj were elected vice presidents. Jamir Mulla, Amal Chakarborthy, B Rajasekhara moorthy, Dinesh Sewee, T V Rajesh were elected Joint Secretaries. Comrades Roma Devi, Sanjay Paswan, Pranab Debvarma, Pyarul, N L Bharatraj, Puran Chand, Bhaskara, Ram Rathan Bhagadiay, Rajeep Majumdar were elected as Central Secretariat members.
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DYFI was formed in Ludhiana on 3rd November 1980. Prior to formation, the leaders of KSYF of Kerala, Socialist Valibar organisation of Tamil Nadu, Nav Jawan Sabha of Punjab, DYF of West Bengal etc assembled in Delhi and gave shape to a Preparatory Committee. This committee conducted a conference in Ludhiana from 1st to 3rd November for the formation of DYFI. The constitution and programme of the new organisation was adopted in this conference.
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