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AICC to meet after 11 years: Cong seeks winning formula in Ahmedabad
The Daily Guardian
|March 05, 2025
The Congress party is trying hard to strengthen its organizational structure in order to gain its foothold again.

Amid continuous defeats, setbacks, and alleged factionalism, Congress has decided to hold an All India Congress Committee (AICC) meeting after 11 years. The last such meeting took place in Delhi, six months before the 2014 general elections. Since then, though Congress organized a Sankalp Shivir in 2022, no AICC meeting was convened. New members of the AICC were elected during the Congress President elections in 2022, but a formal meeting of the committee had not been called until now.
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