Seva Dal ready to face the challenge of forming the Congress government - Lalji Desai

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SAGAR WATCH/ Seva Dal National President Lalji Bhai Desai says that the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh are a big challenge not only for the Congress party but also for the Seva Dal. In this election, the party is once again on the cusp of forming the government.

Regarding election preparations, he said that the in-charge of Seva Dal is to be posted in all 230 assemblies and 29 Lok Sabha constituencies. Mr Desai has named these in-charges as heroes and instructed them to start preparations for their selection and handing over responsibility immediately.

National President of Congress Seva Dal Lalji Bhai Desai expressed these views during the virtual meeting of election management in the presence of State Seva Dal President Yogesh Yadav.

They discussed organizing some important programs before the elections. In this regard he said that yatras should be organized in cities, towns and towns regarding the anti-people policies of the state BJP government and dialogue should be established between Seva Dal and old Congress workers through the "Ravi Milan" program every Sunday. He said that camps should be organized to provide training to the heroes to be appointed for the elections.

Addressing the virtual meeting, State Congress President Mr Yogesh Yadav said that the action plans and targets have been given to the state officials and district units in Madhya Pradesh. 

For which the period of continuous monitoring and review is going on. In the case of inactive office bearers and presidents, National President Lalji Desai instructed to submit proposals for new appointments.

Executive President Dinesh Pandey informed that the entire focus of the organization is currently on the training camp.

State Media Coordinator Dr Sandeep Sablok suggested starting a campaign to necessarily mark the absentee voters in the voter list through Seva Dal so that fake voting of BJP in the name of such voters can be stopped.

Women's Brigade President Rajkumari Raghuvanshi told that by adding educated women to the organization, they are being brought forward for the leadership.

Young Brigade President Dharmendra Bhadauria, along with State Seva Dal office bearers, State office bearers and District President participated in the meeting.