CWC meeting in patna: Capital of Bihar Political stir on the streets of Patna has intensified. Posters, banners and flags are waving on the walls. And now for the first time after independence, the meeting of the Central Executive Committee (CWC) of the Congress is going to be held in Patna, the capital of Bihar. In this meeting, there is a gathering of big veterans of the party, due to which the political mercury of the entire state is offered. Will the Congress be able to repeat the same magic in Bihar with this meeting, which it showed in Telangana last year? With this question, the Congress has done the election.
Patna’s historic Sadaqat Ashram again built battlefield
This meeting of the Congress is not being held at any common place, but its center is the historic Sadaqat Ashram of Patna. This is the same place where great leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Jawaharlal Nehru made a strategy for the independence of the country. The last time before independence in 1940, such a big meeting of the Congress was held here. Today, 85 years later, history is repeating itself. After meeting at this historic place, the Congress is giving a big political message that it is coming up again by joining its roots. The meeting will include almost all 170 members of party president Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and CWC.
Big problems of Bihar and country in Congress agenda
The main agenda of this meeting is not just to make an election strategy, but it will do intensive thinking on the important issues of Bihar and the whole country. There will be talk on the preparations for the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar, as well as sensitive issues like transparency in the election and disturbances in the investigation of voter list will also be discussed. The Congress has already questioned the freedom of the Election Commission regarding these irregularities.
Apart from this, the Congress will also focus on the problems of the entire country, including inflation, unemployment, increasing atrocities against women and diplomatic failures. The party is preparing to surround the central government on these issues.
Rahul Gandhi’s recent ‘Voter Adhikar Yatra’ is expected to be highly appreciated in the meeting. During this visit, Rahul Gandhi traveled 1300 km in 25 districts of Bihar for 16 days. The main objective of his visit was to stop the theft of vote and make people aware of their franchise.
Will the knot of the Grand Alliance be resolved on the sharing of seats?
The electoral atmosphere in Bihar is fully ready. The Election Commission may announce election dates in early October. In such a situation, the seat -sharing remains a big question in the politics of the Grand Alliance. While the Congress has not yet clarified how many seats it will contest, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), the partner of the Grand Alliance, has already announced that it is preparing to contest all the 243 seats.