Congress Party President election date announced
Congress Working Committee (CWC) had its meeting on January 22 with party chief Sonia Gandhi delivering the opening remarks on farmers’ protest, coronavirus pandemic, upcoming state elections, and party’s internal elections.
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Sources said, the Congress party will hold election to pick a full-time national president of the party after upcoming Assembly elections in four states and 1 Union Territory.
Adding, the elections will take place on May 29 once the Assembly polls in West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry are over.
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The party's top executive body has approved a proposal to hold organizational elections between May 15 and May 30. The All India Congress Committee (AICC) plenary session will be held on May 29, the sources added.
“It is abundantly clear that the three laws were prepared in haste and Parliament was consciously denied an opportunity for examining in any meaningful details their implications and impacts. Our position has been very clear from the very beginning: we reject them categorically because they will destroy the foundations of food security that are based on the three pillars of MSP, public procurement, and PDS,” Gandhi said, according to a Congress statement.
-PTC News 
