Party pushback against barb on distorted map
The New Indian Express Vellore|December 27, 2024
THE extended Congress Working Committee (CWC) at Belagavi on Thursday sealed its commitment to revamp the party organisation in the coming months and fight "anti-Constitutional" sentiments taking sway across India.
NAUSHAD BIJAPUR & SUBHASH CHANDRA NS @Belagavi

The CWC resolved to commit to protecting the Indian Constitution and the ideals of the Indian Independence Movement. Accordingly, the CWC resolved to launch the "Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhan Abhiyan", beginning with a rally in Belagavi on Friday (December 27) and culminating in a rally at Mhow on January 26, 2025, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Constitution coming into force and the founding of our Republic.

During this month, rallies and marches will be organised in every block, district, and state as well.

The CWC met on Thursday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's historic taking over of the Presidency of Indian National Congress at its 39th Session in 1924. It expressed concerns over alleged state-sponsored increase in communal and ethnic hatred, particularly targeted against minority communities.

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