The Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting at Indira Bhavan in New Delhi discussed the party’s upcoming political strategy. Rahul Gandhi urged party leaders to adopt a more aggressive approach against the Narendra Modi government and described Congress unity as its political strength.
Rahul Gandhi said the central government was under political pressure and that Congress should strengthen its unity and intensify its attacks against the government. He stressed the need to maintain organisational unity and fight the political battle together.
Rahul Gandhi reportedly cited the Trinamool Congress (TMC) as an example, saying that organisational divisions could cause political losses. He conveyed the message that party leaders should remain united in the political fight.
Rahul Gandhi said that the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in its final phase and that a search for his successor had begun. This was Rahul Gandhi’s political assessment. No response from the central government to the claim was available.
The first major CWC meeting after the recent Parliament session was attended by around 88 leaders. The meeting discussed the Congress’s current political position and its strategy to put pressure on the government in Parliament.
Congress leaders and CWC members, including Sonia Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, attended the meeting. During the Parliament session, Congress and opposition parties had sought to put pressure on the central government over various issues.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge highlighted issues related to education and employment for young people. He called for a clear policy covering education to employment for young people and said there was a need for an education-to-employment roadmap.
Kharge claimed that around 94,000 schools had been closed in the country in recent years. Congress sought clear answers from the government regarding the number of schools, students’ access and the quality of education.
The issue of donations received by the trust associated with the Ram Temple in Ayodhya was also raised at the meeting. Mallikarjun Kharge demanded transparency in the use of funds, gold and other donations received by the Ram Temple Trust.
Congress questioned the use of donations received by the trust and the disclosure of its financial information. The party demanded that details of the accounts related to donations and their utilisation be made public.
The CWC meeting also discussed issues related to the India-China border. Congress sought accountability from the central government over alleged Chinese incursions along the Indian border and matters concerning border security.
The party said the government should provide Parliament and the public with clear information about the actual situation along the border.
Rahul Gandhi said that a b and united Congress organisation was necessary to make the political fight against the government effective. He reportedly cited the TMC as an example and said that divisions could weaken the strength of any political organisation.
Congress is also pursuing alliance politics with opposition parties in several states. The meeting discussed strengthening the party organisation and playing a more effective role in opposition politics.
The meeting discussed a strategy to put pressure on the central government through issues related to employment, education, border security and transparency. The Congress leadership also discussed the need to take these issues to the public outside Parliament.
The CWC meeting featured Rahul Gandhi’s aggressive approach and Kharge’s raising of issues related to education, employment, border security and transparency concerning the Ram Temple Trust. The party’s focus remained on maintaining organisational unity and making the opposition’s role against the central government more vocal.
Rahul Gandhi’s claims concerning the government becoming weaker and the possibility of a change in its leadership are political comments. The meeting discussed a strategy to challenge the government by focusing on education, employment, border security and transparency.
