Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely said on Wednesday that they are working to fix the “communication gap” between the workers and leaders here, and the “old days” of the party in the national capital will return soon.
In an interview with a leading news agency, Lovely said the coordinators appointed with the aim of restructuring the party unit have been meeting with its workers and leaders at the district and block levels and addressing their concerns. “There is a communication gap between the workers and leaders. Right now, we have to make sure that we sit with those workers and address their problems and grievances. The newly appointed coordinators are on the ground and engaging with them. Hopefully, the gap in communication will be fixed soon,” he said. “The old days of the party in the national capital will return soon,” the Congress leader added.
In September, the Congress appointed coordinators for all seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi to help restructure the party in the national capital.
They are Rahul Richchariya for Chandni Chowk, Ghulam Hussain Khalak for South Delhi, Sunny Malik for Northwest Delhi, Chiman Bhai Vinjhuda for Northeast Delhi, Hakubha Jadeja for New Delhi, Sanjeev Sharma for East Delhi, and Uma Shankar Pandey for West Delhi. Speaking about leaders and workers from AAP and the BJP joining the Congress, Lovely claimed, “Leaders and workers who joined the Delhi Congress recently had approached us to return to the party. Several requests are pending as well. Many other leaders who defected earlier will return to the party soon.” “A lot is happening at the grassroots level,” he said. The Delhi Congress president said the party will hold important meetings in November and that he will be visiting every block to meet all workers personally.
