The Congress party is set to hold its All India Congress Committee (AICC) session in Gujarat after 64 years. This marks a significant return to the state for the party, with the last AICC session being held in Gujarat in 1958. The decision to hold the session in Gujarat comes as the Congress aims to strengthen its presence in the state ahead of the upcoming elections. The session is expected to see the participation of top party leaders, including Congress President Sonia Gandhi and former party chief Rahul Gandhi. The move is seen as a strategic one by the Congress to connect with the people of Gujarat and address key issues facing the state. The AICC session is likely to focus on the party’s agenda for the upcoming elections and its strategy to woo voters in the state. This decision by the Congress is expected to energize party workers and supporters in Gujarat, as they gear up for the crucial polls. The session will provide a platform for the party to showcase its vision for the state and rally support from the electorate. With the political landscape in Gujarat heating up, the AICC session is set to be a crucial event for the Congress as it looks to make inroads in the state. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.