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Congress Plans New Progressive Gujarat Agenda Ahead Of 2027 Elections

Congress Plans New Progressive Gujarat Agenda Ahead Of 2027 Elections
Congress will formulate new agenda for new ‘powerful, progressive’ Gujarat, says Surjewala · theprint.in

Randeep Singh Surjewala is the Congress leader responsible for the party in Gujarat.

He visited Ahmedabad to discuss how the party can become stronger before the 2027 state election.

Congress wants to create a plan for a new Gujarat.

The plan would focus on jobs, businesses, farmers and poorer people.

Leaders discussed whether new energy projects could harm farmland.

They also talked about problems faced by diamond and textile workers in Surat.

Youth issues, including exam-paper leaks, were discussed too.

Party members will send their ideas within 10 days before the final plan is prepared.

Key facts

Congress in-charge
Randeep Singh Surjewala
Stated vision
A powerful, progressive Gujarat focused on employment and enterprise
Core principles
Truth, Courage, Organisation and Agitation
Diamond workers affected
Approximately 12–15 lakh workers in Surat
Energy-project concern
Solar and wind corridors may affect agriculture in more than 20 districts
Textile GST mentioned
Fabric GST was reduced from 18% to 5%
Next step
Party colleagues will submit views within 10 days before the agenda is compiled

Quotes

Randeep Singh Surjewala

Newly appointed Gujarat Congress in-charge and Rajya Sabha MP

“The agenda is to build a ‘New Gujarat.’ Colleagues agreed to submit their views within the next 10 days. We will compile these inputs, consult with the PCC President and the Legislature Party Leader, and then formulate a new policy and vision for a ‘New Gujarat’ based on the pillars of Truth, Courage, Organization, and Agitation.”
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“We wish to embrace this mantra once gifted by Bapu and Patel to the Congress to embark on a fresh journey: building a new, powerful, progressive Gujarat that fosters employment and enterprise, a Gujarat that truly belongs to farmers and the poor.”
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