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MP Congress Begins Hunt For Women Candidates Ahead Of Elections, Plans Leadership Training From Ward To Lok Sabha Level

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Congress is planning to move beyond its last-minute search for women candidates whenever seats are reserved for women in urban local body elections. The party now aims to identify women who are willing and capable of contesting elections at every level, from ward to Assembly and Lok Sabha. If the proposed 33% reservation for women in legislatures is implemented, then…

MP Congress Begins Hunt For Women Candidates Ahead Of Elections, Plans Leadership Training From Ward To Lok Sabha Level

The Congress party is gearing up to identify women candidates for elections at all levels, from ward level up to Lok Sabha, ahead of the upcoming polls. The party's Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, is set to convene on November 17 to discuss the matter. The initiative aims to ensure a 33% reservation for women in legislatures, should the proposal be implemented.

The PCC has extended an invitation to women who are interested in contesting elections and eager to actively contribute to the party. Such women will be encouraged to mobilize other women in their respective areas, fostering a broader base of support. The party is already scouting for potential women leaders who could be fielded as candidates when necessary. This initiative will kick off with urban local body elections, followed by Assembly elections.

Party officials have identified several women who exhibit the potential to become effective politicians. These women will be encouraged to actively participate in the party's activities, laying the groundwork for their future political careers. The Congress party's proactive stance on women's political participation underscores its commitment to promoting gender equality in the electoral process.

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