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The Lok Sabha MP from Thiruvananthapuram said the plenary could not have come at a more opportune time and gives the party members an opportunity to focus on what "we have gained" and what faces the party in terms of challenges for the future.

Sashi Tharoor virtually rules out contesting possible CWC polls 

The Lok Sabha MP from Thiruvananthapuram said the plenary could not have come at a more opportune time and gives the party members an opportunity to focus on what "we have gained" and what faces the party in terms of challenges for the future.

Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday virtually ruled out contesting the CWC polls if the party decides to hold them, saying he is not considering any further elections after having fought the AICC presidential polls and it is "for others to step forward".
In an exclusive interview with PTI on the Congress' upcoming plenary session in Chhattisgarh's Raipur, Tharoor said the convention comes at an "inflection point" in the party's history as it is being held after the presidential polls and the Bharat Jodo Yatra, and ahead of the 2024 elections.
The Lok Sabha MP from Thiruvananthapuram said the plenary could not have come at a more opportune time and gives the party members an opportunity to focus on what "we have gained" and what faces the party in terms of challenges for the future.

CWC meeting: Congress interim-chief Sonia Gandhi's top five quotes

After some sections within the Congress questioned the absence of an elected party chief, Sonia Gandhi on Saturday asserted that she is a full-time, hands-on party president&nbsp;

Days after some sections within the Congress questioned the absence of an elected party chief, Sonia Gandhi on Saturday asserted that she is a full-time, hands-on party president and leaders need not speak to her through the media.
Without naming anyone, Gandhi, in a message to the G23, said at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting that while every member wants the party's revival, it can happen only with unity, self-control, discipline and by keeping the party's interests paramount.
Her remarks came after some leaders of the group of 23, including Kapil Sibal, who had sought organisational overhaul, recently questioned who in the Congress was taking decisions in the absence of a full-time party president.
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Ghulam Nabi Azad and Sibal had also demanded an early meeting of the CWC to discuss the declining fortunes of the party in the wake of recent defections.
"I am, if you will allow me to say so, a full-time and hands-on Congress president," Sonia Gandhi asserted.
The 74-year-old leader underscored that she has always appreciated frankness and in a veiled message to G23 leaders, including Sibal who recently questioned the decision-making process in the party, said "there is no need to speak to me through the media".
"So, let us all have a free and honest discussion. But what should get communicated outside the four walls of this room is the collective decision of the CWC," she said in her opening remarks at the meeting.
Gandhi also placed on the table the party's organisational election schedule before the CWC.
She also pointed out that in the last two years, a large number of Congress leaders, particularly the younger ones, have taken on leadership roles in communicating party policies and programmes to the people.
"Never have we let issues of public importance and concern go unaddressed. You are aware that I have been taking them up with the Prime Minister as have Dr Manmohan Singh and Rahul (Gandhi) ji. I have been interacting with like-minded political parties regularly," she said and added that the Opposition parties have issued joint statements on national issues and coordinated our strategy in Parliament as well.
About the forthcoming assembly elections, the Congress chief said the party's preparations had already begun a while back and asserted that though there were many challenges, "if we are united, disciplined and focus on the party's interests alone, I am confident that we will do well".
Elaborating on the issues facing the country, the Congress chief noted the CWC is meeting in the background of the continuing agitation by farmers and that it has been over a year since the "three black (farm) laws were bulldozed through Parliament".
Referring to the Lakhimpur Kheri violence in which four farmers were mowed down by an SUV on October 3, she said the shocking incident shows the mindset of the BJP as to how it perceives the farmers' movement and how it has been dealing with this determined struggle by the farmers to protect their lives and livelihoods.
Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Mishra's son Ashish Mishra, who has been named in an FIR, was arrested on Saturday by the Uttar Pradesh Police in connection with the mowing down of four farmers on October 3 in Lakhimpur Kheri in Uttar Pradesh.
In her remarks, Gandhi also alleged that the government's only answer for economic recovery is selling off national assets and its single-point agenda was "becho, becho, becho (sell, sell, sell)".
Noting that the Government of India has changed its vaccine procurement policy since the CWC last met in May, she said this has been done in response to the states' demands and was one of those rare occasions when the states were heard and the country benefitted.
"Even so, cooperative federalism remains only a slogan and the Centre loses no opportunity to put non-BJP states at a disadvantage," she alleged.
Gandhi also flagged concerns over the sudden spurt in killings in Jammu and Kashmir and said minorities have been targeted. "This must be condemned in the strongest possible terms." She also hit out at the government over its foreign policy and said a broad consensus that has been there on it always has been damaged because of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "continued reluctance to take the Opposition into confidence in any meaningful manner".
"Foreign policy has become a diabolical instrument of electoral mobilisation and polarisation," Gandhi alleged.
"We face serious challenges on our borders and other fronts. The prime minister telling the opposition leaders last year that there had not been any occupation of our territory by China and his silence ever since is costing our nation dearly." Sonia Gandhi, former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Chief Ministers Ashok Gehlot of Rajasthan, Bhupesh Baghel of Chhattisgarh and Charanjit Channi of Punjab attended the meeting -- the first such physical meeting of the party's highest decision-making body since the outbreak of the Covid pandemic.
G23 leaders -- Ghulam Nabi Azad and Anand Sharma -- were among those present at the meeting at the All India Congress Committee headquarters in Delhi.

Accepting that all Congress members want revival, the grand old party&rsquo;s interim-president Sonia Gandhi on Saturday reminded the opposition party&rsquo;s top command to maintain unity, self control and discipline.&nbsp;
Sonia Gandhi in her opening address to the Congress Working Committee or CWC said keeping the party&rsquo;s interests paramount, a response to the The Group of of Congress leaders who have raised an open rebellion over the demand to over-haul the over 135-year-old political outfit, formed to oust the British colonial empire.
The Congress quoted her saying &ldquo;I am a full time, hands on President. Talk to me frankly, not through the media&rdquo;.The party is seeking to finalise dates for the election of a full-term president. However, The Indian Express in a report said that most of the over 50 participants would not press much for the revival at the CWC as there are impending five assembly elections.
The report said the G23 who have been seeking sweeping changes in the party structure, argued that the party should not go in for polls now and should focus on the forthcoming Assembly elections in five states.
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Sonia Gandhi, who is also the chief of opposition alliance United Progressive Alliance, in a statement said many young leaders of the Congress have taken leadership role within the party since last two years.

Cong chief Sonia Gandhi calls for unity, discipline at CWC meet 

Accepting that all Congress members want revival, the grand old party’s interim president Sonia Gandhi on Saturday reminded the opposition party’s top command to maintain unity, self-control and discipline. 

CWC meet: Cong chief Sonia Gandhi stamps her authority, she she is 'full time' boss

Accepting that all Congress members want revival, the grand old party&rsquo;s interim president Sonia Gandhi on Saturday reminded the opposition party&rsquo;s top command to maintain unity, self-control and discipline.&nbsp;
Sonia Gandhi in her opening address to the Congress Working Committee or CWC said keeping the party&rsquo;s interests paramount, a response to The Group of Congress leaders who have raised an open rebellion over the demand to overhaul the over 135-year-old political outfit, formed to oust the British colonial empire.
The Congress quoted her saying &ldquo;I am a full time, hands-on President. Talk to me frankly, not through the media&rdquo;. The party is seeking to finalise dates for the election of a full-term president.
However, The Indian Express in a report said that most of the over 50 participants would not press much for the revival at the CWC as there are impending five assembly elections.
The report said the G23 who have been seeking sweeping changes in the party structure, argued that the party should not go in for polls now and should focus on the forthcoming Assembly elections in five states.
Sonia Gandhi, who is also the chief of the opposition alliance United Progressive Alliance, in a statement, said many young leaders of the Congress have taken a leadership role within the party for the last two years.

Members of the Congress Working Committee are meeting for the first time in five months on Saturday to discuss the organisational elections that has led to lot of frictions within the grand old party.&nbsp;
The chances of the Congress announcing organisational elections, including to the post of party president, seem bleak as on the eve of the meeting, several Congress leaders, including members of the Group of 23 argued that the party should not go in for polls now and should focus on the forthcoming Assembly elections in five states.
The G23 who&nbsp;have been seeking sweeping changes in the party structure, also indicated that they would not oppose if the high-powered body decides to put off organisational elections once again in view of the elections.
The Indian Express reported that many members of the CWC whom the newspaper&nbsp;spoke to favoured the continuation of Sonia Gandhi as interim president.

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The G23 who&nbsp;have been seeking sweeping changes in the party structure, also indicated that they would not oppose if the high-powered body decides to put off organisational elections once again in view of the elections.

Members of the Congress Working Committee are meeting for the first time in five months on Saturday to discuss the organisational elections that have led to a lot of frictions within the grand old party.&nbsp;
The chances of the Congress announcing organisational elections, including the post of party president, seem bleak as on the eve of the meeting, several Congress leaders, including members of the Group of 23 argued that the party should not go in for polls now and should focus on the forthcoming Assembly elections in five states.
The G23 who&nbsp;have been seeking sweeping changes in the party structure, also indicated that they would not oppose if the high-powered body decides to put off organisational elections once again in view of the elections.
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The Indian Express reported that many members of the CWC whom the newspaper&nbsp;spoke to favoured the continuation of Sonia Gandhi as interim president.

The Congress decided to put off the election of a new party president citing Covid. The Congress Working Committee (CWC), which met on Monday, postponed the polls despite setting a date. The CWC what was mulling over holding the long-awaited internal polls on June 23 said the elections should be put off given the COVID-19 crisis. The date was postponed after the majority of members opposed the date. The post of Congress president has remained vacant since Rahul Gandhi resigned after the drubbing in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

Congress postpones date for president elections for the third time

Cong postpones party president election for the 3rd time
CWC&nbsp;delays election of president due to covid
President's chair vacant since Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi resigned in 2019
Sonia Gandhi is the interim president of Congress party

The Congress decided to put off the election of a new party president citing Covid. The Congress Working Committee (CWC), which met on Monday, postponed the polls despite setting a date. The CWC what was mulling over holding the long-awaited internal polls on June 23 said the elections should be put off given the COVID-19 crisis. The date was postponed after the majority of members opposed the date. The post of Congress president has remained vacant since Rahul Gandhi resigned after the drubbing in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

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