After taking over as the Congress Vice
President, Rahul Gandhi has been putting his efforts to strengthen the party.
He has been visiting all the states, interact with the Congress leaders and
curiously listen to their opinions and suggestions. Further, he always believed
that the political system can be cleansed only if more and more young people
join politics. He has been gradually implementing in the Congress party by inducting
more young leaders at the organisational leadership making it a blend of youth
and experienced. And, now Rahul Gandhi has started his next initiative, a move
with progressive vision, to ensure adequate women participation in the party.
The young Congress Vice President on
Saturday vowed to ensure 50 per cent representation to women in All India
Congress Committee (AICC) and other party outfits as he held his first formal
interaction with newly-appointed party office bearers. "Rahul Gandhi
talked about how to ensure 50 per cent representation to women in AICC...It's
not about reservation. It's about their representation. "When he observed
that their (women) presence is not in the proportion it should be, he said the
presence of women is less but it will definitely be 50 per cent in the coming
two-three years," Congress Bhakta Charan Das told reporters after the
meeting.
Ambika Sonia is the only women among the 12
AICC general secretaries, while of the 44 secretaries only five are women.
Rahul Gandhi also made it clear to the office bearers that those who have been
given responsibility will also be held accountable. As the reshuffled AICC now
wears a younger look with 52 being the average age of office bearers, the
Congress Vice President also chose the
occasion to remind the party leaders that youths should move forward by
respecting seniors and taking the help of their experience. Rahul Gandhi’s
statement signals that senior leaders won't be overlooked.
Yes, with his moves with clear intention
the Congress Party is surging ahead and his new policies have boosted the
confidence of party cadres and supporters and all in the Congress now hopes
that the party will perform well and Congress-led UPA will retain power at the
Centre for the consecutive third term.
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