Prashant Kishore Proposed Congress ‘rebirth’ plan: What is it?
India
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New Delhi, April 22 (IANS) Elections strategist Prashant Kishore, popularly known as ‘Election Chanakya’, is likely to join the Congress soon, sources said. Prashant Kishore, who has already held several meetings with Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, is likely to make a final decision in the next two weeks. Meanwhile, Prashant Kishore’s Congress plan to revive the debate has begun.
Earlier, election strategist Prashant Kishore had emphasized the need to revive the Congress party. He also made a report on the key points. Now, with the inclusion of the Congress, the plan has been put into action and the Congress has come forward to revive Prashant Kishore.
Last week, Sonia Gandhi and her children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Prashant Kishore held their first meeting. At this meeting, it was revealed that Congress was planning a revival plan and the upcoming elections, a strategy to win the 2024 general election. This issue has been proposed before selected Congress leaders. It is learned that Prashant Kishore has asked for his feedback on joining the Congress.
Prashant Kishore’s Congress 2.0 Plan
While Prashant Kishore’s Congress 2.0 plan has not been disclosed, information is available that Gandhi’s plan last year was to win Congress in India in 2024. It referred to the loss to the party. Similarly, opinion has been expressed about how the party can grow in the coming days. It is learned that the Congress’s legacy, the way in which the Congress has walked, and what the Congress has to do in the present, are presented in this Congress revival plan. There are references to where the Congress has stumbled in the past.
Proposal for a non-Gandhi president
The Prashant Kishore project states that the leadership must rebuild and democratize the party for the “rebirth of the Congress”. It has instructed Sonia Gandhi to be president of Congress, “non-Gandhi” president and vice-president, and make Rahul Gandhi the head of the parliamentary council. “There is a need for a non-Gandhi president / vice-president to function effectively as directed by the Congress leadership,” the Congress party said.
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