"Congress will run strongly under the guidance of Rahul Gandhi," Gehlot told reporters after paying tributes to a senior party functionary Nemchand Sen who did not return after the Uttarakhad tragedy.
"It is Rahul Gandhi who wants the party to organise more frequent block level meetings than PCC executive gatherings," he said.
As the organisation (PCC) got energised, my government started getting feedback from block and village levels, Gehlot said, adding that the state government planned future welfare programmes based on those reports.
The state government was not leaving any stone unturned and was giving all benefits at par with central government employees, he claimed.
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