City
Epaper

Post poll debacle, Congress G-23 leaders likely to meet tomorrow

By ANI | Updated: March 15, 2022 12:25 IST

Congress G23 leaders may hold a meeting tomorrow in Delhi to discuss their future course of action, said sources.

Open in App

Congress G23 leaders may hold a meeting tomorrow in Delhi to discuss their future course of action, said sources.

Apart from G23 leaders other Congress leaders may also join the meeting, added sources.

The G-23 is a group of leaders who had written a letter to party president Sonia Gandhi in August 2020 to press for internal reforms and collective leadership. The G-23 includes Ghulam Nabi Azad, Anand Sharma and Kapil Sibal among others.

The meeting is likely to be held tomorrow at 7 pm. The venue has not been decided yet, added sources. It will be a hybrid mode meeting with many leaders joining it virtually.

After the crushing defeat in the Assembly elections, the group of 23 (G-23) leaders met at senior leader Ghulam Nabi Azad's Delhi residence on Friday to discuss the latest round of poll debacle for the party.

The leaders held their meeting at Azad's residence even before the official announcement of the CWC meeting soon after the election results were declared.

Following the poll debacle in five states, discussions and blame-game have started in Congress .

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Congress g23congressKapil SibalSonia Gandhi
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalOperation Sindoor: Congress Leader Jairam Ramesh Hails Strikes, Stands With Armed Forces

NationalRahul Gandhi Dual Citizenship Row: Allahabad HC Dismisses PIL Alleging Dual Nationality

NationalRahul Gandhi on Pahalgam Terror Attack: "Those Responsible Must Pay a Price, PM Must Not Waste Time"

MaharashtraSharad Pawar Supports Congress' Call for Special Parliament Session on Pahalgam Terror Attack

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi to Visit Srinagar on April 25

National Realted Stories

NationalPak fired high-speed missile, tried to hit health facilities, schools but was thwarted: Centre slams escalation bid

NationalThree killed, 18 injured in bus-dumper collision in MP's Shajapur

NationalCoded messages in phones of 2 arrested JMB men in Bengal show links with other fundamentalist groups

NationalPakistan Used High-Speed Missile in Attempt to Strike Indian Air Base in Punjab, Says India

NationalWorld recognises Pak as epicentre of global terrorism, says retired Indian Army Lt Gen