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Congress Set for Big-Ticket Shake-up
The New Indian Express Kalaburagi
|January 08, 2025
STUNG by the electoral setbacks in the assembly elections, the Congress is set for a major organisational shake-up in the coming months.
It is in tune with party chief Mallikarjun Kharge's announcement during the Congress Working Committee meeting in Belagavi that 2025 will be marked by efforts to implement the Udaipur Declaration and equipping the party with necessary skills to win polls from the booth to the central level.
According to sources, the party will effect major changes in AICC, state units, general secretary/secretary levels and state in-charges among others. It is finalising the process of restructuring, which is likely to be announced by early February, said sources.
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