Congress Plans Year-Long Campaign, Announces 2025 as Reform Year

By A Staff Reporter

New Delhi | After the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal announced significant plans for the party's future, including a year-long political campaign and extensive organizational reforms in 2025. These initiatives aim to revitalize the party ahead of crucial state and national elections.

“We moved two resolutions in the meeting—one on Mahatma Gandhi and another as a political resolution. More than 50 leaders actively participated in the discussions,” Venugopal said, highlighting the vibrant deliberations during the CWC meeting.

As part of the resolutions, the Congress decided to launch a massive political campaign to engage with citizens across the country and address pressing political and social issues. The campaign will span an entire year, emphasizing the party’s commitment to reconnect with grassroots communities.

Venugopal further announced that 2025 would be designated as the Organisational Reforming Program year for the Congress. “There will be a thorough inquiry into the capability of the leaders at every level,” he stated, signaling the party’s focus on evaluating and strengthening its leadership structure.

The move comes as the Congress seeks to regain its footing and reestablish its influence in Indian politics. Party insiders suggest that the reforms will include leadership assessments, restructuring at various levels, and initiatives to promote younger leaders within the organization.

The resolutions reflect Congress’ efforts to align its political strategy with evolving public sentiment and organizational needs. By combining a robust public campaign with internal reforms, the party aims to position itself as a dynamic and responsive political force.