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Maharashtra Congress begins 10-day training camp for newly appointed district presidents in Nashik

The 10-day programme will focus on the Congress ideology, organisational development, leadership, public outreach, election management, and strategies to deal with upcoming political challenges

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The party said the camp is aimed at strengthening communication between district-level leadership and grassroots workers. PIC/CONGRESS

The party said the camp is aimed at strengthening communication between district-level leadership and grassroots workers. PIC/CONGRESS

The Maharashtra Congress on Monday began a 10-day residential training camp in Nashik for newly appointed district presidents selected under the party’s Sanghatan Srujan Abhiyan, with senior leaders and experts set to guide participants on organisational strategy, leadership, and election management.

The camp was inaugurated in the presence of Maharashtra Congress President Harshwardhan Sapkal, Congress Working Committee member Balasaheb Thorat, AICC training department head Sachin Rao, AICC Secretary, and Maharashtra co-in-charge Rehana Chishti, MP Dr Shobha Bachhav, Maharashtra training department head Ashutosh Shirke, and senior MPCC leaders Mohan Joshi and Rajaram Pangavhane.

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