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With Rahul's return Congress to undergo major changes: Digvijay Singh

| | 17 Apr 2015, 05:06 pm
New Delhi, Apr 17 (IBNS) As Rahul Gandhi returned home from a 56-day sabbatical that spiced up political speculations, the Congress on Friday confirmed that changes in the party are in the offing indicating that the Sonia scion will assume a greater role in the organisation.
"Changes in Congress organisation on the cards. You will see the changes Rahul wants to bring about soon," senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh said.
 
Rahul returned to India on Thursday after he went on leave on February 22, a day before the budget session started.
 
Singh's comment comes before  the day the All India Congress Committee (AICC) meets  to review preparations for the Kisan rally against Land Acquisition Bill on April 19.
 
Rahul is scheduled to lead the rally to give shape to a renewed agitation against the Narendra Modi government.
 
The Congress plans a massive mobilisation of farmers across the country to put pressure on the government which has re-promulgated the Land Acquisition Ordinance.
 
Rahul is also likely to  meet a delegation of farmers on Saturday.

 

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