The Samyavadi Sangstha ( bn, সাম্যবাদী সংস্থা, 'Communist Organization') was a

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. It was formed after a split in the West Bengal unit of the Revolutionary Socialist Party in 1950. Samyavadi Sangstha was led by Promode Sinha Roy and N. Samajpati. In 1954 the organization merged with two other groups, forming the United Marxist League (later renamed as the Communist League).Sadasivan, S. N.
Party and Democracy in India
'. New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 1977. pp. 45, 84

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{{reflist Political parties established in 1951 Political parties disestablished in 1952 Defunct communist parties in India Defunct political parties in West Bengal 1951 establishments in West Bengal