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Congress to decide on Prashant Kishor's role within a week

According to multiple reports, the Congress has roped in the poll strategist to plan the Gujarat Assembly elections.

Reported by: Vijai Laxmi New Delhi Published : Apr 16, 2022 12:24 IST, Updated : Apr 16, 2022 16:07 IST
Prashant Kishor
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Prashant Kishor

Highlights

  • Poll strategist Prashant Kishor met Sonia and Rahul Gandhi alongwith other Congress leader
  • According to reports, he gave a presentation on 2024 polls
  • Decision on his presentation to be taken within a week

Amid speculation over Prashant Kishor joining the Congress which faced a series of poll routs, the poll strategist held a meeting with party president Sonia Gandhi and senior leaders Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Ambika Soni, Ajay Maken, Divijaya Singh, Jairam Ramesh, AK Antony and K C Venugopal.

According to reports, in the four-hour-long meeting, the poll strategist gave a presentation on 2024 election road map and has also been asked to join the grand old party. The Congress has roped him in to plan the Gujarat Assembly elections. "Prashant Kishor has given a detailed presentation on 2024 polls strategy to the Congress chief. The plan presented by him will be looked after by a group set up by Cong chief and the group will submit report within a week time to party chief for a final decision," said Congress' KC Venugopal.

"Every detail will be informed within a week's time," says Congress leader KC Venugopal when asked whether Prashant Kishor will work as a strategist in the Congress party or will he join the party.

Interestingly, just a few months ago, Kishor had criticised the Congress leadership. In an apparent swipe at Rahul Gandhi, Kishor had said, "The space represented by the Congress is vital but its leadership is not the “divine right of an individual” particularly when it has lost 90 per cent elections in the last 10 years."

He had even said the BJP will remain at the centre of Indian politics and will not go anywhere for the "next many decades" irrespective of whether it wins or loses.

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