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Haryana Congress Sets Measurable Targets for District Organisation
The Congress party in Haryana held a meeting to check how its local units are working.
Leaders asked every district unit to decide clear goals for the next three months.
They also said the goals must be completed on time and checked regularly.
The party wants its workers to be active in local communities.
This activity should reach districts, blocks, mandals and polling booths.
Leaders reviewed voter assistance centres and efforts to raise public issues.
They warned that units that do not perform may face additional review.
The overall aim is to strengthen the party organisation and help address public problems.
Haryana Congress held a monthly review meeting for all District Congress Committees in Gurugram.
District units were asked to set concrete, measurable targets for the next three months.
Officials reviewed mandal mapping, block conferences, SIR-related work and booth-level voter assistance centres.
Leaders urged Congress organisations to remain active at district, block, mandal and booth levels rather than only maintaining paperwork.
Districts and blocks failing to meet performance standards may be considered during the second phase of the organisational development campaign.
- Who
- Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee leaders, district Congress presidents and other Congress office-bearers, including Rao Narender Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Jitendra Baghel and K C Venugopal.
- What
- A monthly review meeting assessed district-level organisational work and set three-month performance targets.
- Where
- Tulip Club House, Sector 70, Badshahpur, Gurugram, Haryana.
- When
- Thursday, September 17; the year was not specified in the report.
- Why
- To strengthen the Congress organisation, ensure activity reaches local levels and improve accountability through measurable targets and performance reports.
Key facts
- Meeting
- Monthly review meeting of all Haryana District Congress Committees
- Chairperson
- Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee president Rao Narender Singh
- Organisational period
- Targets set for the next three months
- Work reviewed
- Mandal mapping, block Congress conferences, SIR-related work and booth-level voter assistance centres
- Performance reporting
- Performance-based organisational reports were sought from every district
- Potential consequence
- Underperforming districts and blocks may be considered during the second phase of the organisational development campaign
- Venue
- Tulip Club House, Sector 70, Badshahpur, Gurugram
Quotes
Sanjay Dutt
AICC in-charge for Haryana
“Every District Congress Committee must undertake a clear assessment of its organisational work and activities and ensure that the party organisation does not remain confined to paperwork, but is visibly active up to the Mandal and booth levels.”
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“Districts and blocks that fail to deliver the expected results against the prescribed organisational performance parameters may be considered during the second phase of the organisational development campaign.”
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Rao Narender Singh
President of the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee
“The Congress organisation will be effective only when workers remain continuously active among the people at the district, block, mandal and booth levels, raise local issues strongly, and consistently work towards resolving the problems faced by the general public.”
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