Sources said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi will not be present during the deliberations, which take place when the party is in the thick of finalising its candidates and preparing its manifesto and firming up its alliances.
Ahead of the informal CWC meeting, Rahul will interact with some young leaders including some MPs in the party tomorrow at the Congress headquarters.
The announcement of the Lok Sabha poll schedule is expected in the first week of March soon after the Winter session of Parliament concludes on February 21.
The party has already announced seat sharing with NCP for Maharashtra and has given clear indications that it will continue to have tie-up with National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir.
It is one of the most difficult elections, Congress would be facing in which Rahul has been leading campaign from the front.
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