“We will complete organisational restructuring within the next 100 days. It is also important to understand the importance of building a five-tier organisation (district, block, division, justice panchayat, booth) and spreading the message of Congress’s glorious legacy to the last person, aiming for the party’s return to power,” Pande said, addressing a party workshop at Gandhi Bhavan on Saturday.
The workshop began with the resolve to form a govt in the state in 2027. Senior functionaries suggested the establishment of a war room in each district and strengthening of the organisation at the booth level.
They also expressed gratitude to leader of the opposition Rahul Gandhi for his initiative in furthering the demand for caste census.
The event began with a two-minute silence to pay tribute to soldiers martyred in the conflict with Pakistan.
A video message by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, outlining a new direction for organisational creation, was played which was followed by a short film on the works done by the Congress and its govts.
“There is a need to prepare organisations in frontal departments and cells and establish coordination among them. The goal of this organisational creation is to connect with the people, struggle for the people, and offer alternatives to the people,” Pande said.
He said that division committees and justice panchayat committees should make organisation more dynamic, along with appointing BLA-1 and BLA-2 to work on voter list.
UP Congress president Ajay Rai said that Rahul Gandhi was “fighting a significant battle for national interest, despite the BJP’s continuous conspiracies to stop him”. Referring to organisational strengthening efforts by Priyanka Gandhi in 2022, Rai said, “Those efforts sowed the seeds for results in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.”
UP Congress legislative party leader Aradhana Mishra ‘Mona’ said that Rahul Gandhi embarked on a path of struggle with a strong resolve, and the party would write a new chapter in 2027.
Courtesy : TOI
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