BHOPAL: To strengthen the party organisation, state Congress will venture on a two-month long Manthan Abhiyan (brainstorming campaign). Starting from June 15, the organizational exercise will continue till August 15.
The decision was taken in a party meeting on Monday at the PCC office, which was attended by former chief minister Kamal Nath, state party president Jitu Patwari, Congress state unit in charge Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, former LOPs Ajay Singh and Govind Singh, former ministers, and Congress’ Lok Sabha candidates.
According to party sources, a committee will soon be appointed which will go to the block-level and talk to workers and grassroots office-bearers. Recently at a press conference, PCC chief Jitu Patwari said that the party has lost last three to four elections, so all the blame cannot be shifted to the BJP. “There must be some of our shortcomings that need to be addressed,” Patwari said. He promised that organizational changes will happen soon with a view to strengthen the party.
Party office-bearers explained that after the feedback from workers reaches the state headquarters, a four-day training camp will be held. The party top brass is curious to know who are the dedicated workers and also the persons who did not work for the party or were involved in anti-party activities.
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