Rahul Gandhi's elevation as Congress Vice President was one
of the important outcome of the three-day Congress Chintan Shivir that
concluded in Jaipur on Sunday which signals a generational change and a host of
reforms in the party at a time when Lok Sabha polls were fast approaching.
The two-day AICC session also saw the young leader also made
a emotional and powerful speech on the last day of the conclave. "Congress calls on all secular and
progressive forces of the country to unite in this ideological battle against
those, who polarize and divide society," said Sonia Gandhi signaling that
the party heading the UPA experiment for last nine years is preparing for
polls.
Congress President Sonia Gandhi gave a clear message at the
Chintan Shivir that the party has to strike a balance between respecting
alliances where it has tied up with other parties and ensuring that the party's
rejuvenation is not compromised.
The conclave provided an opportunity to the Congress to
finalise its prescription for the next Lok Sabha polls with the party signaling
a shift in its priorities by laying greater emphasis on the urban middle
classes and youths in view of the changing demographic profile of the country
and shrinking rural space.
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