Congress Working Committee Gathers to Finalize Poll Manifesto and Candidate List Ahead of General Election
The Congress Working Committee (CWC) is poised to convene on Tuesday morning for a crucial session, marking its final meeting before the upcoming general election. Central to the agenda is the approval of the party’s election manifesto, alongside other significant deliberations. Scheduled to commence at 10 am, the meeting is expected to allocate considerable time towards finalizing and endorsing the manifesto, which encapsulates the party’s vision and promises to the electorate.
In addition to manifesto approval, the CWC is anticipated to pass a resolution commending former party chief Rahul Gandhi’s impactful Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra. This nationwide journey, initiated from Manipur and concluded in Mumbai, has served as a poignant demonstration of the party’s commitment to grassroots engagement and socio-economic justice.
Moreover, the highest executive body of the party will delve into discussions surrounding the electoral bond data, with a resolution in motion to address this pivotal issue. The recent release of electoral bond data by the Election Commission, coinciding with the Supreme Court’s directive, underscores the urgency of this matter. The revealed data sheds light on the significant financial transactions underlying political funding, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of campaign financing.
Simultaneously, the central election committee is slated to convene in the evening to finalize the candidate list for the first phase of polls scheduled on April 19. This crucial step involves meticulous scrutiny and selection of candidates across various constituencies, reflecting the party’s strategic approach to electoral success.
With the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra and candidate selection occupying the spotlight, the CWC and central election committee meetings underscore the Congress party’s concerted efforts to galvanize support, articulate its agenda, and field strong contenders as the electoral battle intensifies across states and Union Territories.
