Gujarat Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi stated that is the “new and efficient team of Congress” that is able to tackle the problem of 2022 Assembly elections
AHMEDABAD: The Congress on Thursday launched a jumbo record of workplace bearers for Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) forward of the meeting elections within the state anticipated to be held in December.
The record for Gujarat, the place the Congress has been out of energy for nicely over 20 years, has 75 general secretaries and 25 vice-presidents. It additionally included 19 Congress members who’ve been appointed as district Congress committee presidents.
“This is the primary record. In coming days, greater than 250 secretaries are prone to be appointed,” stated an individual conscious of the event.
“This is the brand new construction of GPCC. The earlier one was scrapped two and half years in the past. It had greater than 500 workplace bearers. The new construction additionally would possibly attain near that quantity as soon as all of the appointments are made,” the individual stated.
Among these appointed on Thursday All (*75*) Youth Congress president Satyajit Gaekwad who has been appointed as Gujarat Congress vice chairman. Another Congress chief Vijay Dave, who contested from Ahmedabad’s Ellisbridge constituency within the 2017 meeting elections and misplaced to BJP’s Rakesh Shah, has additionally been appointed as vice chairman. Dave not too long ago raised the problem of numerous Congress MLAs leaving the social gathering.
Geniben Thakor, who contested her first election in 2017 from Vav constituency in Banaskantha, and defeated BJP strongman Shankar Chaudhary, can also be among the many new vice presidents.
Rajkot Congress chief Indranil Rajaguru, who was pitted in opposition to former chief minister Vijay Rupani within the 2017 elections, has additionally made it to the record of vice-presidents.
“This is the brand new and efficient team of Congress in Gujarat that is able to tackle the problem of 2022 Assembly elections. The record contains each the youth and skilled social gathering members,” stated Manish Doshi, spokesperson of GPCC.
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