The Congress party is all set to hold its All India Congress Committee (AICC) session in Gujarat after a gap of 64 years, marking a significant event in the party’s history. The decision to host the session in Gujarat was announced by Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, aiming to strengthen the party’s presence in the state. The last AICC session in Gujarat took place in 1958. The upcoming session is expected to witness discussions on various political issues, strategies for upcoming elections, and the party’s roadmap for the future. The move is seen as a way to energize party workers and connect with the people of Gujarat. The Congress party has been focusing on reviving its presence in various states across India, and the decision to hold the AICC session in Gujarat is a step in that direction. The event is likely to attract attention from political analysts and party supporters alike. Stay tuned for more updates on the AICC session in Gujarat and its implications on the political landscape in India.