Reviving Congress: Harshwardhan Sapkal's 'Do-or-Die' Mission

Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal emphasizes the need to dispel perceptions of weakness following the party's poor performance in state elections. Sapkal aims to rejuvenate the Congress, challenging BJP's governance and stressing the importance of civic polls. He calls for ideological unity and addressing livelihood issues impacting society.

Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal has dismissed notions that his party is diminished after a poor showing in the state's assembly polls, labeling the situation a 'do-or-die' scenario. Aiming to rejuvenate the party, he seeks to energize the cadre despite the daunting challenges.

Sapkal accused the BJP-led government of delaying crucial local body elections, essential for grassroots power devolution, citing the lack of civic polls as a governance failure. He argued that the political narrative against Congress was strategically crafted, while real issues like unemployment and price rise remain neglected by the ruling party.

He asserted the Congress's resilience, rooted in its legacy and traditions, contrasting with BJP's affiliations. By enhancing internal coordination, addressing social harmony, and delegating responsibility effectively, Sapkal is determined to bring about a resurgence, challenging the party's ideological opponents.