Determind to contest the 2022 BMC polls independent of the Maha Vikas Aghadi partners, the Congress has now set a target of bettering its 2007 victory on 75 seats. And to achieve this goal, the All India Congress Committee’s party in-charge for Maharashtra, H K Patil, has tried to put an end to the alleged unilateralism in the city unit.

Patil has urged the veteran leaders to shoulder the individual responsibility the party gave them eight months ago, when it set up the Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) The development is significant amid observation that the seniors in the party were feeling ignored by the leaders at the helm of the MRCC.