By Admin 
Congress has geared up for the upcoming assembly elections. The party has strengthened the election management for Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal by appointing Senior Observers and Observers. The Congress leadership has taken this important decision to bring the organization in active mode in the states and to sharpen the strategy at the grassroots level. Congress has made Priyanka Gandhi Vadra the chairman of the screening committee for the Assam assembly elections. Former Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel has been appointed as senior election in-charge.
assam assembly elections
Senior Observer: Bhupesh Baghel
Observer: D.K. shivkumar
bengal assembly elections
West Bengal elections are going to be the most challenging for Congress. The party has formed a team of big leaders to find its lost ground here. In the last assembly elections, Congress had fielded its candidates on 92 seats in Bengal, but not a single candidate could win. At present Congress does not have a single seat in Bengal. In Bengal, Congress has made Sudip Rai Burman, Shakeel Ahmed Khan, Prakash Joshi as observers. To re-establish the organization in the state and strengthen the network up to the booth level, three senior leaders have been made observers.
These leaders got the responsibility for Tamil Nadu
Senior leader Mukul Wasnik and Telangana leader Uttam Kumar Reddy have been given an important role in coordination and seat sharing with allies in Tamil Nadu.
kerala assembly elections
The party has entrusted the responsibility of youth leadership and aggressive campaign strategy in Kerala to faces like Sachin Pilot and Kanhaiya Kumar. Whereas K.J. George and Imran Pratapgarhi will focus on organizational strength.
names of observers
Sachin Pilot
K.J. george
Imran Pratapgarhi
Kanhaiya Kumar
Why are these appointments important?
Party sources say that this time Congress is not only working on elections but is also working on the strategy of re-building the organization. Supervisors are also given the responsibility of providing direct feedback, reporting on ticket distribution and coordinating alliances. It is clear that this time Congress has prepared to enter the election field in full planning mode.