The top leadership of the party is not happy with the Congress' campaign in the delhi assembly elections. According to sources, delhi congress has been instructed to sharpen the campaign. rahul Gandhi himself will be seen leading the fight for Congress' existence in Delhi. rahul Gandhi will address three meetings in delhi this week. The party had earlier made a strategy of Rahul's padyatra in about a dozen assembly constituencies, but now rahul Gandhi will do only selected padyatras and address more meetings. According to the program made so far, rahul will address election rallies on 22, 23, 24 and 27 January.
The focus of rahul Gandhi's rallies will be on Dalit and Muslim dominated seats. rahul, who has already held a meeting in Seelampur, will also hold rallies in Muslim-dominated Mustafabad and Okhla. The election programs of priyanka gandhi and mallikarjun Kharge have not been decided yet.
'Congress high command not satisfied with election campaign strategy'
Meanwhile, according to information received from sources, the congress high command is not satisfied with the party's election campaign strategy in Delhi. rahul Gandhi wants the congress to campaign aggressively in delhi and be seen fighting the elections seriously. But, the Congress' election campaign in delhi is not gaining momentum. On Sunday, rahul Gandhi and priyanka gandhi held an online meeting with delhi congress leaders.
According to sources, the party leadership's displeasure with the delhi congress leaders was clearly visible in this meeting. It was said that neither the strategy is clear nor the campaign seems to be strong. priyanka gandhi suggested setting the narrative. She also raised the question why no atmosphere could be created for the scheme of giving Rs 2,500 per month to women. rahul Gandhi asked to focus on the problems of the common people and issues related to the participation of Dalits and minorities. Along with this, instructions were given to use popular faces of the party like sachin pilot and Imran Pratapgarhi in the campaign.
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