District presidents will hold meetings in their areas and check voting percentages, booth-level work, campaign quality, local issues, and alliance conditions. They will send their reports to the state office for future planning. Rajesh Kumar said election results show where the party is weak and where it needs to become stronger. He called this a time for unity and better teamwork.

Earlier, the State Congress Disciplinary Committee expelled seven leaders for anti-party activities. The expelled leaders include Aditya Paswan, Shakeelur Rahman, Raj Kumar Sharma, Raj Kumar Rajan, Kundan Gupta, Kanchana Kumari, and Ravi Golden. These leaders accused Rajesh Ram and Krishna Allawaru of bribery in ticket distribution and demanded Rajesh Ram’s resignation at Sadakat Ashram.

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He spoke to reporters at Patna airport a day earlier. Kumar explained that the party will discuss state, national, and international issues. “At CWC meetings, we pass resolutions after detailed talks. Tomorrow, vote chori and the tariffs imposed by President Trump will be key points,” he said.

This meeting breaks the pattern of holding sessions in Delhi. Top leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Deepa Das Munshi, Sayeed Nasir Hussain, and Meira Kumar, will attend. Kumar rejected BJP’s charge that choosing Patna was a tactic before assembly polls. He reminded them that earlier meetings had also taken place in states like Gujarat.

BJP leaders mocked the Congress decision. Shahnawaz Hussain said the party always fails in Delhi and will meet the same fate in Bihar. Chirag Paswan called it a pressure tactic.

RJD MP Sudhakar Singh disagreed. He said the meeting would send a positive message and strengthen the INDIA bloc in Bihar.

The Patna CWC meet aims to energize party workers and sharpen Congress’s campaign before the assembly elections.

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The party aims to collect five lakh signatures, which will be sent to the President of India and the Election Commission. Congress President Rajesh Kumar has directed district heads, block officials, and grassroots leaders to lead the campaign and reach five crore households. He emphasized that the campaign is not political but aims to strengthen democracy.

The campaign follows the voter rights initiative led by Rahul Gandhi, covering 25 districts in Bihar. Congress now focuses on educating the public about voting system flaws. Local leaders are visiting homes to engage with citizens directly. They will send daily progress reports to national and state leadership.

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