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Maharashtra Congress to hold training camp for 7,000 office-bearers

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Maharashtra Congress to hold training camp for 7,000 office-bearers
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The Maharashtra Congress is organizing a four-day training camp for 7,000 newly appointed office-bearers from May 26 to May 29 at Tilak Bhawan. The program aims to educate participants on party organization, election procedures, and administrative duties. The initiative is part of the All India Congress Committee's efforts to strengthen its organizational structure.

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A four-day camp for 7,000 newly appointed Congress office-bearers has been scheduled from May 26 to May 29 at Tilak Bhawan, the state Congress headquarters. The sessions will be held division-wise.The training programme is intended to familiarise new functionaries with party organisation, election procedures, and administrative responsibilities.Harshvardhan Sapkal, Maharashtra Congress president, will be present. Specialists from different fields will offer guidance.The appointments were made under the All India Congress Committee’s organisation-building campaign. For this exercise, the AICC appointed observers for each district. The state Congress also named two observers per district.

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