Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Maharashtra comes with Jiu-Jitsu, ‘shramdaan’ experience for Congress workers

Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi is set to visit Maharashtra for a ten-day training camp focused on strengthening the party's organizational structure. The training, known as Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan, will be held in Nashik and will include lessons in organizational building, party ideology, and political scenarios, as well as a practical "shramdaan" experience under the MGNREGA scheme.

As part of the training, Rahul Gandhi will engage in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, where he is a blue belt. The Congress workers participating in the camp will also undergo training in fitness, discipline, patience, mental resilience, and the ability to overcome challenges. This training aims to cultivate key attributes such as direct contact with the public, organizational skills, ideological clarity, and leadership capabilities.

During his visit, Rahul Gandhi will lead a special guidance session, focusing on the party's challenges, organizational readiness, ideology, and role in national politics. The training program aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the changing social and political climate, as well as to develop the skills necessary for effective leadership within the party.