'Ideology remains same': Jogi's wife writes to Cong, proposes merger of party
The New Indian Express|December 20, 2024
THE regional outfit Janta Congress Chhattisgarh-J (JCC-J), floated by the first chief minister late Ajit Jogi in June 2016, owing to the declining political footprint across the state, has approached the Congress seeking a merger with the latter.
EJAZ KAISER
'Ideology remains same': Jogi's wife writes to Cong, proposes merger of party

JCC-J national president Dr Renu Jogi (wife of Ajit Jogi) has sent a proposal to state Congress president Deepak Baij expressing that the ideology of her party remains the same as that of the Congress and the core committee has unanimously taken a decision on merger. The proposal stated that all office-bearers of JCC-J are willing to join Congress unconditionally.

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