Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, Bhupesh Baghel, KC Venugopal and Pawan Bansal throughout the 85th Plenary Session of the Congress. (PTI Photo) By Mausami Singh, Sumi Rajappan: The Congress authorized numerous modifications to the celebration constitution and proposed numerous legislation throughout its 85th plenary session in Raipur. Here are some crucial takeaways: Acts of Omission As the Congress embraced a change guaranteeing fifty percent appointment to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBCs, ladies, minorities and the youth, what stuck out glaringly was the much-awaited reforms that were silently discarded. The constitution change committee brazenly left out the huge ticket modification that was shown off in the Udaipur Nav Sankalp Shivir held in 2015. Hailed as one of the greatest relocations, the ‘One Person, One Post’ proposition that had actually shown up was pegged as the much-wanted overhaul required in celebration, was brushed under the carpet. United Opposition, consisting of Congress, can limit BJP to listed below 100 in 2024: Nitish Kumar Moreover, this was Rahul Gandhi’s creation and the Congress leader had actually been actively promoting it. Throughout the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Kerala, Rahul Gandhi stated that the celebration would follow ‘One Person, One Post’. “What we had actually chosen in Udaipur (someone, one post) is a dedication of Congress and I anticipate that dedication will be preserved (on celebration’s governmental post),” stated Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. The reality that the change committee picked to avert from this crucial ‘dedication of the Congress’ highlighted the moving power characteristics in the Congress. Obscurity over ‘One Family One Ticket’ Interestingly, the other Chintan Shivir reform that was left was the ‘One Family, One Ticket’ formula. It was a crucial emphasize, as it would use to the Gandhi Family. It included a rider of obligatory 5 years of experience in organisational work for the 2nd candidate. The relocation was to reveal that Congress was not being run as a ‘household business’ and surnames were no longer a factor for getting several tickets in the celebration.