Sonia Gandhi on Sunday announced forming an advisory group from among CWC members which would meet regularly to discuss political matters, but asserted it was "not a collective decision-making body"
The Congress on Sunday announced wide-ranging organisational reforms to make the party battle-ready for the next round of Sabha polls, stressing on wider representation to those under 50 years of age
The grand old party is all set to call a Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting ahead of the 'Chintan Shivir' to chalk out the party's future strategy.
The sources said the meeting was convened to apprise all the members of the G-23 about the decisions taken at the crucial Congress Working Committee meeting on Sunday
The Congress Working Committee met on Sunday to discuss the outcome of the assembly elections in five states as the opposition party reels from the latest electoral debacle. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former party chief Rahul Gandhi, general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, K C Venugopal, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and P Chidambaram were among those attending the meeting. The meeting of the party's highest decision-making body is likely to witness some fireworks as the G-23 dissident leaders, who have questioned the leadership and pressed for organisation overhaul, have indicated that the issue of internal polls could be raised again. Ghulam Nabi Azad and Anand Sharma were among the G-23 leaders participating in the meet. The Congress lost Punjab to the AAP, could not wrest Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur from the BJP and the party's tally in politically crucial Uttar Pradesh fell to its lowest. While Sonia Gandhi has not been actively campaigning fo
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CWC meet offers no solutions for Congress decay
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The BJP mocked the Congress Working Committee meeting as "parivar bachao working committee" and alleged that it offered no answers to issues of the party's internal rift and its leadership's failures
Addressing the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, interim President Sonia Gandhi on Saturday slammed party leaders for speaking to the media.
Congress' top brass began deliberations on key issues such as organisational elections, forthcoming assembly polls and the current political situation
Around this time the party was to hold elections to the post of party president. Amid Covid-19, the exercise was cancelled indefinitely after the CWC put its seal of approval on the cancellation
Analysts call it 'incremental movement' in addressing concerns of 23 dissidents
The Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Friday witnessed some heated exchange of words
The Congress on Friday demanded a JPC probe into the purported WhatsApp chats of Arnab Goswami for breach of national security
Congress General Secretary and national media in-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala said, "CWC meeting begins. Congress President Sonia Gandhi addresses the CWC"
She also set up a special committee comprising senior leaders A K Antony, Ahmed Patel, and Ambika Soni to assist her in party matters
Khurshid said the leaders who have written to Sonia Gandhi always had access to her and could have approached her rather than writing to her
The signatories of the letter have been at loggerheads and termed dissenters within the party by Gandhi family loyalists
Former union minister Jitin Prasada called a 'traitor' by party colleague in UP district