- Meeting will be held regarding preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections
- Preparation to make Lok Sabha in-charge
Chronicle Reporter, Bhopal
Along with giving place in the Congress organization to the candidates who lost in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, the Congress will also give them the responsibility of Lok Sabha elections. For this, first a meeting will be held with all the candidates on January 6 in Bhopal.
In this, some people can be made in-charge for Lok Sabha elections and some can be given important responsibilities in the organization. State President Jitu Patwari will start a statewide tour from January 9-10. After making Jitu Patwari the state president, in-charge Jitendra Singh has dissolved the state executive. Announcement of Lok Sabha elections is possible in March. Seeing this, Patwari has also started preparations. State officials have held meetings with state presidents of affiliated organizations, district Congress presidents, in-charges and officials of front cells. Now a meeting of the candidates who lost the assembly elections has been called. In this there will be discussion regarding preparations for Lok Sabha elections.
Preparation to elect MLAs
Party sources say that former MLAs will be used in the elections. They can be made Lok Sabha in-charge and some are proposed to be given a place in the organization. Former Youth Congress presidents Kunal Chaudhary and Vipin Wankhede can be made state general secretaries. Former MLAs Sanjay Sharma, Ravi Joshi, Tarun Bhanot, Harsh Vijay Gehlot, Sukhdev Panse, Hina Kanvre, Praveen Pathak, Vishal Patel can be given big responsibility in the organization. State Congress President Jitu Patwari and Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Umang Singhar in Delhi will participate in the meeting called by party president Mallikarjun Kharge. In this there will be discussion regarding preparations for Lok Sabha elections. Preparations will be made in the state as per the guidelines given in this. Patwari will hold discussions with senior leaders of the state from January 6 to 8 and then his state-wide tour will begin. In this, state in-charge Jitendra Singh, leader of opposition Umang Singhar, deputy leader Hemant Katare will also be together at different places.
