NEW DELHI, 8 March (H.S.): Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to engage with 800 district

leaders during the first week of April as part of his efforts to reform the

Congress party. Rahul Gandhi is set to unveil his strategy for restructuring

the Congress organization by conducting an interactive session with

approximately 800 district unit leaders during the first week of April.

The resolution to reinstate district units nationwide was

reached following a seven-hour deliberation between Rahul and Kharge alongside

senior leaders in Delhi on February 19. Subsequently, the newly appointed state

in-charges for Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Punjab

have engaged in discussions with their respective state teams regarding the

suggested organizational reforms.

The party’s senior leaders, Bhakta Charan Das and Gurdeep

Sapple, asserted that the persistent crimes against women stem from the state

government’s inability to implement necessary measures in areas lacking

Congress governance. They highlighted the need for the government to tackle

this issue with increased urgency. In light of this, a fact-finding committee

has been formed to assess the prevailing situation. Furthermore, initiatives

are underway to restructure local units to enhance the party’s influence.

They said that the ideological aspect of local leaders will

enhance the organization. This initiative will also be implemented at the state

level. This reform represents a significant undertaking and will be executed

over the course of the year.

The ideological aspect of local leaders will enhance the

organization. This initiative will also be implemented at the state level. This

reform represents a significant undertaking and will be executed over the

course of the year. In states where we are in opposition, robust local teams

will advance the movement’s agenda.

Hindusthan Samachar / Meenakshi Bhattacharya