Congress launches Sanghatana Srujana Abhiyan drive to strengthen grassroots network in Yadgir district of Karnataka
Following the appointment of nearly 1,100 district presidents across the country based on reports of observer, Yadgir is extending the process to frontline units, cell heads, vice-presidents, and executive committee members
Congress has initiated a 'Sanghatana Srujana Abhiyana' in Yadgir district, Karnataka, to enhance its grassroots network. District Congress Committee (DCC) President Basareddy Patil Anpur announced the restructuring of the organisation from booth level to the district committee. The initiative, guided by national party leadership, aims to appoint nearly 1,100 district presidents following an observer report.
Primarily, appointments will consider party service, organisational capability, and cadre work dedication over political recommendations from influential figures. For every 10 gram panchayats, the party will form a 'mandal' (unit). Additionally, a 15-member committee will be established in each gram panchayat, ensuring fair representation for women and backward classes, according to Anpur.
Observers, Pundaleekarao and Sreedevi, will inspect organisational activities across the district. Pundaleekarao is set to discuss party activities on October 29 and hold consultative meetings in Shahapur and Shorapur Assembly constituencies on October 30. Campaign observer Pundaleekarao highlighted that this move moves away from individual-driven politics, replacing the influence of ministers or legislators with a merit-based system focused on active grassroots party workers.
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