Uchana Congress Workers’ Conference Focuses on Booth-Level Organisation and Public Outreach

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Kumari Selja and Congress leaders at the Block Congress workers conference in Uchana
Congress leaders and workers during the Block Congress workers’ conference at Rajiv Gandhi College in Uchana.

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Congress Workers’ Conference in Uchana Focuses on Booth-Level Organisation and Public Outreach

Kumari Selja, Sanjay Dutt and Rao Narender Singh call for stronger grassroots organisation and continuous public contact; Selja also recalls the political journey of Birender Singh.
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A Block Congress workers’ conference was held at Rajiv Gandhi College in Uchana on Saturday, bringing together Haryana Congress affairs in-charge Sanjay Dutt, Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee president Rao Narender Singh, Sirsa MP Kumari Selja and a large number of party leaders and workers. The conference focused on strengthening the organisation from the block to the booth level and maintaining sustained public contact on local issues.

Focus on Booth-Level Organisation»

The discussions centred on strengthening the party’s organisational structure at the grassroots level and ensuring that workers remain connected with people in villages and local communities. Leaders also emphasised the importance of identifying public issues and taking them up through the organisational platform.

The emphasis on booth-level activity is part of a wider series of Block Congress meetings being held across Haryana. Recent reports from other districts have similarly recorded calls by senior Congress leaders for stronger booth-level coordination and regular dialogue with the public. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”1″}

Selja: Workers and Public Connect Are Congress’s Base»

Addressing the gathering, Kumari Selja said the organisation’s strength lies in its workers and in maintaining continuous contact with the public. She called upon workers to raise people’s issues and make organisational activities active at the village and grassroots levels.

Selja said workers should remain engaged with local communities and ensure that issues affecting people are communicated through the party’s organisational structure. Her remarks came against the backdrop of a series of Congress block-level meetings in Haryana where senior leaders have been discussing grassroots mobilisation and public outreach. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”2″}

Sanjay Dutt and Rao Narender Stress Grassroots Engagement»

Sanjay Dutt stressed the need to strengthen the organisation at the grassroots level, maintain direct communication with workers and remain active among people on issues of public interest. Similar messages have been delivered at other recent Congress block conferences in Haryana, where Dutt has called for booth-level strengthening and continuous interaction with different sections of society. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”3″}

Rao Narender Singh also highlighted the importance of organisational unity and an active role for workers at the booth level. Recent reporting from Haryana Congress meetings shows that strengthening the organisation from village to booth level has been a recurring theme in the party’s organisational programme. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”4″}

Selja Recalls Birender Singh’s Entry into Politics»

During her address, Selja also referred to the political journey of Chaudhary Birender Singh and his transition from public service to electoral politics. Recalling the period when Birender Singh entered politics after leaving his government job, she said questions had then been raised about how an officer could enter politics and whether he would be able to adapt to political life.

Selja said that Birender Singh subsequently undertook a statewide padyatra and, in her description, demonstrated that politics was not unfamiliar territory for him. Her remarks were part of a broader reflection on Birender Singh’s political career and his public engagement.

Remarks on Uchana Electoral Politics»

Selja also referred to the period when Birender Singh contested from Uchana. She alleged that an independent candidate was fielded against him and described the episode as a political strategy. She said the circumstances surrounding that contest were known to people involved in Haryana politics.

These remarks were made by Selja while recalling the political history associated with Uchana. The comments represent her political interpretation of events and are presented here as attributed statements rather than independently established findings.

Reference to Rajiv Gandhi and Birender Singh»

Selja further said that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had at one point considered Chaudhary Birender Singh for the post of Chief Minister of Haryana. She added that circumstances eventually unfolded differently. The statement was made by Selja while reflecting on Birender Singh’s political career.

The Uchana conference also saw participation from several senior Congress leaders and workers, with discussions remaining focused on organisational activity, public contact and local issues.

Senior Leaders and Workers Attend»

Among those present were Chaudhary Birender Singh, Kuldeep Sharma, Bijender Singh, Aditya Surjewala, Rishipal, Dalbir Singh, Prahlad Singh Gillakhera, Deepak Lamba, Lal Bahadur Khowal, Satbir Dablan, Surender Nain, Devender Manta, Dharambir Goyat, Chanakya Sharma, Lajwanti Dhillon, Razia Bano, Bansilal, Jagdev Malik and Rammehar Dhanoda, along with other party leaders and workers.

According to Lajwanti Dhillon, district president of Mahila Congress, women also participated prominently in the conference. Workers were urged to strengthen organisational activities, raise local concerns and maintain regular contact with people.

POLITICAL NEWS NOTE
This report presents statements made by Congress leaders at the Uchana conference. Political allegations, interpretations and references to past electoral events are attributed to the speakers and should not be read as independently established findings unless separately verified.
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