Dewas Youth Congress President resigns, awaiting announcement of new District President

The resignation is being linked to new organisational changes.

Highlights

Youth Congress District President Jitendra Singh resigned, discussion on appointment of Youth Congress City President, speculation about District President and Youth Congress President in Congress

Naiduniya Representative, Dewas: The city’s politics heated up on Saturday. There was a change in the Congress which was sluggish after losing elections continuously. Youth Congress District President Jitendra Singh Gaur resigned. Now everyone’s eyes are fixed on the announcement of the new District President.

Gaur’s resignation is being linked to the changes that will take place in the Congress organization in the coming times. Meanwhile, a Congress leader from Dewas has also put pressure on the Yuva Congress state president for the Yuva Congress city president. The announcement will be made soon.

Resignation submitted to Youth Congress State President

On Saturday, Jitendra Singh Gaur met Youth Congress state president Mitendra Darshan Singh and submitted his resignation. He wrote in his resignation that he has been the district president for six years. I have worked with Kunal Chaudhary, Vikrant Bhuria and now you. Now this responsibility should be given to a young colleague, so I am resigning.

Talking about giving a chance to a new partner

Regarding the resignation, Gaur said that it has been a long time. The new colleague should get a chance, so he has resigned. Sources say that efforts are being made to build a consensus on the name of the new district president. It is being said that the announcement will be made soon.

After Gaur’s resignation, a round of speculations has started in the city Congress. With the change of district president, the race for the post of city president of Youth Congress has also intensified. A Congress leader has tried his best for his supporter. The name given by him is almost considered final, but there is also a fear that the opposing group may create a problem by giving another name.