The development comes days after Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely's resignation from his post, citing similar issues and internal organizational challenges within the Congress party.
Arvinder Singh Lovely was requested to resign from his position as the party's Delhi president in 2015. Subsequently, he departed from the Congress and joined the BJP.
Last week, the Congress party released its manifesto for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and called it 'Nyay Patra.' The seven-phase Lok Sabha polls will kick off on April 19 with the counting of votes set to take place on June 4.
The Delhi police issued a traffic advisory in view of the convention of Congress workers in the national capital today.
Each coordinator will be assisted by three other leaders to list names for block and district presidents. The party also plans to set up district and block Congress committees, each of which will have two mandals.
According to sources, the Congress party may change its Delhi unit chief regarding which the top leadership including Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi held a number of meetings in Delhi.
The controversy over the Adani issue is not over. The Congress is constantly seen besieging the central government. A huge performance by the Congress is being seen in Delhi.
MCD Election 2022: Polling to the MCD will be held on December 4 and the counting of votes will take place on December 7.
Delhi liquor policy: Several Delhi Congress leaders and workers gathered near the DDU Marg office of the AAP, holding banners and raising slogans against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy Sisodia.
The fire broke out at around 7 pm today and has been doused off completely, said Prem Lal from Connaught Place Fire Station.
Several Congress leaders remembered Singh as a simple person with deep social awareness.
The Delhi Congress has passed a resolution to make Rahul Gandhi the president of the party with immediate effect. The resolution was passed unanimously in a meeting of the Delhi Congress office-bearers convened by Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) President Ch. Anil Kumar.
The Congress does not seem in a hurry to appoint its Delhi unit President, even as different contenders have begun to lobby for the post. Following the poll drubbing the party received in the Delhi Assembly elections, there are various options that have to be weighed in, party sources said.
With the Congress failing to open its account in the Delhi Assembly elections this time as well, the party's Delhi unit chief Subhash Chopra resigned as expected even as knives were out for the resignation of the party's Delhi affairs in-charge PC Chacko, who has been blamed for the dismal electoral show.
Congress's Delhi unit on Monday said it will observe a 12-hour "hunger strike" on New Year Eve against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, economic slowdown and unemployment. The "hunger strike" will be organised at Connaught Place from 6 pm on Tuesday.
Delhi Police on Friday detained Delhi Mahila Congress President Sharmistha Mukherjee and other Congress workers near the residence of Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. They were protesting against the passage of Citizenship Amendment Act.
The post is vacant since the death of Sheila Dikshit and the party is functioning with three working presidents.
The protesters assembled near Taj Mansingh hotel and tried to march towards Swami's residence on Pandara Road but they were stopped by police.
On an average, two-three names will be shortlisted on each seat and the new list will be sent to the party high-command for final selection of the candidates.
With the prospects of an alliance with AAP nearly over, several senior Delhi Congress leaders have emerged as contenders for the seven seats in the national capital for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
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