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CONGRESS AIMS FOR GREATER CONTROL IN MAHA ELECTIONS
The Sunday Guardian
|October 20, 2024
Congress aims for stronger control in Maharashtra elections after facing setback in Haryana.
A Ithough the Congress high command had shown less authority in Haryana assembly elections where the state leadership had conducted most of the important activities, the top leadership of Congress, including Rahul Gandhi is taking keen interest in Maharashtra assembly elections where the Congress is an alliance partner within the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA).
Since the Congress has no supreme leader in Maharashtra and the power is distributed among several leaders, the high command thinks that it can, without any resistance from top leaders in the state, assume authoritative role in order to lay down a better strategy for the grand old party in the state.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition October 20, 2024 de The Sunday Guardian.
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