The elected ward councilors of the party who accompanied Delhi Congress president Ajay Maken, were also introduced to the party president during their meeting at her 10 Janpath residence.
Congress has termed the victory in the bypolls as a message of people of Delhi for its comeback in the city, where it was routed in 2015 Assembly polls. It said it has started planning for a "far more grand" performance in the civic body polls next year.
The Congress rebel Rajender Singh Tanwar who won in Bhati ward was also present during the meet with the party chief today.
Maken, at a media briefing yesterday, had said that Tanwar has joined the party. Tanwar was also present there.
Ruling Aam Admi Party in Delhi won five wards while BJP secured three seats.
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