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Business News/ Politics / Policy/  Rahul Gandhi to hold talks with Congress’ state chiefs on 15 Feb
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Rahul Gandhi to hold talks with Congress’ state chiefs on 15 Feb

PTI

Party vice-president to apprise himself of problems in the states to formulate the steps needed to tone up the organization

Rahul has stressed on going by the rulebook and the need for ‘emotional unity’ among Congressmen, during his interactions with partymen. Photo: Hindustan Times (Hindustan Times)Premium
Rahul has stressed on going by the rulebook and the need for ‘emotional unity’ among Congressmen, during his interactions with partymen. Photo: Hindustan Times (Hindustan Times)

New Delhi: Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi will hold talks with Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) presidents and Congress legislature party (CLP) leaders in the national capital on 15 February.

“He (Rahul) will meet the PCC presidents and CLP leaders here on February 15," AICC general secretary Janardhan Dwivedi said.

This comes after Rahul held three rounds of consultations with AICC office-bearers after becoming the Congress vice- president. In the meetings, the Congress leader would apprise himself of the various problems being faced by the party in various states to understand the steps needed to tone up the organizations there.

During a recent interactions with partymen, Rahul had stressed on going by the rulebook and the need for “emotional unity" among Congressmen. The Congress vice-president had also expressed his keenness to have such discussions from block to state level.

Though the Congress is in power in a dozen odd states, Andhra Pradesh is the only major state where it has a government on its own. The party is out of power in major states such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu for several years.

In West Bengal, Congress was out of power for more than three decades, though it was in the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress government for a brief while.

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Published: 07 Feb 2013, 08:07 PM IST
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