The Congress party is set to hold its All India Congress Committee (AICC) session in Gujarat for the first time in 64 years, a move that signifies the party’s focus on the state. The decision to host the session in Gujarat comes as the Congress aims to strengthen its presence in the region ahead of the upcoming elections. The last time the AICC session was held in Gujarat was in 1958. The event is expected to bring together party leaders, workers, and supporters from across the country to discuss key issues and strategies. The move is seen as a significant step by the Congress to connect with voters in Gujarat and showcase its commitment to the state. With the session scheduled to take place in Gujarat, the Congress is looking to energize its cadre and rally support as it gears up for the electoral battle in the state. The AICC session in Gujarat is likely to be a platform for the party to outline its vision and agenda for the future, as well as to address challenges and opportunities facing the state. Stay tuned for more updates on the Congress party’s AICC session in Gujarat.