Sonia calls meet of party GS & In-charges on June 24
New Delhi
21-June-2021

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Congress president Sonia Gandhi has called meeting of party general secretaries and state in charges on June 24 (Thursday) to discuss issues related to organization and take stock of preparations of the poll bound states.
The meeting is significant as calls of reforms have been growing from within the party to strengthen the organization, particularly after the loss in state polls and recent exits from the party. Sonia Gandhi wants to resolve issues in the state units as most of the states have been reporting infighting including Punjab and Rajasthan.
The Congress is going to face crucial tests in UP, Uttrakhand and Punjab where polls will be held early next year.
The party is facing problems not only in states where it is in power -- Rajasthan and Punjab, but also in states where it is in opposition -- Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana, Delhi and others.
The party is deliberating on changes in several state units and reshuffle in the AICC structure. The party has to also elect new presidents whose elections were postponed due to the pandemic.
After the exit of Jitin Prasada, Kapil Sibal, one of the vocal members of the G-23 who last year wrote a letter for sweeping reforms in the party, reiterated that the issue which had been highlighted in the letter remains and the party should look into it, if it does not want to face the consequences.
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Another leader who is batting for "major surgery" within the party is Veerappa Moily who said that party should build regional leadership and only promote committed people who are faithful to the ideology of the Congress.-IANS
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