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Home / Chandigarh / Mc Polls On Mind Congress Holds Meeting

MC polls on mind, Congress holds meeting

All India Congress Committee incharge of Chandigarh and MP Rajani Patil visits ciy
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:07 AM Jul 18, 2025 IST

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The Chandigarh Pradesh Congress Committee today organised a meeting for strengthening the party’s organisational structure and chalking out a strategy for the Municipal Corporation elections scheduled for 2026.

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All India Congress Committee (AICC) incharge of Chandigarh and MP Rajani Patil, along with AICC secretaries Chetan Chauhan and Vidit Chaudhary, visited the city to guide and energise the party workers and leaders.

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Addressing the gathering, Patil emphasised the need for unity and coordination at all levels of the organisation. She said the meeting was attended by senior party leaders, former and sitting councillors.

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