Congress Following BJP’s Footsteps To Bolster Party Organisation; Rahul Gandhi Is Coming To Madhya Pradesh After A Year

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is coming to Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday after a year. Rahul visited the state during the electioneering for the Lok Sabha election.

But Rahul will focus on the events of the party organisation. He is not going to address any public rally during his tour of the city. He plans to hold meetings with the leaders of the organisation separately.

The Congress has also sent the leaders from outside the state as observers to strengthen the organisation on the pattern of the BJP. The observer will stay in the state for three months to bolster the organisation. The BJP generally carries out such experiments.

The BJP deploys the full-time party workers in districts during the elections. The ruling party also puts the leaders from outside the state in the assembly constituencies. The Congress is working on the same pattern to put the party back on the rail.  

Rahul’s visit will strengthen the hands of MPCC president Jitu Patwari. The party lost all 29 seats in the Lok Sabha election. Afterwards, none of the senior Congress leaders visited the state. There is no election now, but the Congress is paying attention to rebuilding the organisation.

Traffic diversions, regulations for Rahul Gandhi’s visit today

Traffic diversions will be in place in view of arrival of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to Bhopal on Tuesday. He will fly down to Bhopal and is expected to arrive around 10:20 am.

From airport, the Congress leader will head to PCC office via State Hangar Tiraha, Lalghati, VIP Road, Rethghat, Polytechnic Square, Banganga Square, Roshanpura, Apex Bank Tiraha, Link Road-1 and 1250 Square.

During this, the general traffic around the route will be operated through diverted routes for some time.

After landing of his plane at the airport, the traffic coming from Gandhinagar/Airport will be diverted via Gandhinagar/Asha Ram Tiraha, Karond and Bypass.

The traffic coming from Polytechnic Square to VIP road will be regulated from Moti Masjid, Sadar Manzil, Collectorate, Lalghati Over Bridge.

The traffic from the direction of Roshanpura towards Polytechnic square will be routed via Gandhi Park, Old Police Control Room Tiraha, Talaiya Thana Tiraha, Bharat Talkies Square, Hamidia Road.

The traffic coming towards Link Road-1 will commute via Link Road-2. All heavy vehicles will be completely banned on these routes. However, there will be no restriction on the movement of emergency services like ambulance and fire brigade.

PCC office: During the programme at PCC office, the traffic will be diverted from Vyapam to PCC office, from 1250 square to PCC office; from Sidhu Bhawan to PCC office.

Ravindra Bhavan: During the programme at Ravindra Bhawan, the traffic from Polytechnic Square to KN Pradhan square will be diverted.

Parking arrangement for the members participating in the programme has been made at AVM ground.

Shah to interact with senior leaders at training camp

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate a training camp for the BJP legislators and MPs in Pachmarhi on June 14. He will also interact with the senior leaders of the party. The state party president’s election will be held. Shah will also interact with the leaders over other issues. It was initially decided that BJP president JP Nadda would inaugurate the camp. But instead of Nadda, Shah will open the camp.