The Congress Working Committee recently met in Ahmedabad to discuss strategies for the upcoming elections, where former party leader Sanjay Jha put forth a five-point action plan aimed at revitalizing the party. Jha’s proposals include the establishment of a shadow cabinet, decentralization of the party’s structure by appointing regional vice-presidents, and the development of a model state of governance to demonstrate the Congress’s effectiveness. These recommendations are seen as crucial steps to boost the party’s prospects in the political landscape. Jha’s emphasis on restructuring and showcasing the party’s capabilities comes at a time when the Congress is looking to regain ground in Indian politics. The proposed action plan is expected to be a focal point for the party leadership as they gear up for the upcoming elections. This strategic approach aims to address the challenges faced by the Congress and position it as a strong contender in the political arena. With Jha’s insights and recommendations, the Congress is poised to embark on a path towards rejuvenation and relevance in the Indian political landscape.