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Congress president Rahul Gandhi while speaking at the crucial Congress Working Committee meeting at the Sardar Patel National Memorial in Ahmedabad said no sacrifice is too great to defeat the RSS and BJP ideology of “fascism, hatred, anger and divisiveness”. Gandhi underlined the Congress party’s resolve to fight the forces of hatred.
“On the anniversary of Gandhiji’s historic Dandi March, the Congress Working Committee in Ahmedabad, resolved to defeat the RSS/ BJP ideology of fascism, hatred, anger & divisiveness. No sacrifice is too great in this endeavour; no effort too little; this battle will be won,” Gandhi tweeted on the occasion.
On the anniversary of Gandhi Ji’s historic Dandi March, the Congress Working Committee in Ahmedabad, resolved to defeat the RSS/ BJP ideology of fascism, hatred, anger & divisiveness. No sacrifice is too great in this endeavour; no effort too little; this battle will be won. pic.twitter.com/w6PhAIbYMs
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 12, 2019
Led by president Rahul Gandhi and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, the party’s top leadership started discussions on key poll issues at the CWC meeting.
The party started the day by paying rich tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at the Sabarmati Ashram. The day also marks the anniversary of the historic Dandi March, started by Mahatma Gandhi from Sabarmati Ashram on March 12, 1930.
It is also the first official meeting of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who was appointed as Congress general secretary in-charge of western Uttar Pradesh recently. According to reports CWC is likely to authorise the party president to finalise alliances in key states with other like-minded parties in order to defeat the BJP ‘unitedly’.
They said the party was also likely to discuss the issue of national security and pass a resolution condemning terrorism of any kind. The day-long meeting of the Congress Working Committee–the highest decision making body of the party– assumes significance as it comes barely two days after the declaration of the poll schedule.
The meeting is being held in Gujarat after a gap of 58 years. It was last held in the state at Bhavnagar in 1961.
