Rajasthan Congress announced the Ajmer City District Executive Committee. Dr. Rajkumar Jaipal has been appointed President, Mahendra Chaudhary as Organization General Secretary, and Hemant Jodha as General Secretary.
Jaipur | Taking a significant organizational step, the Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee has announced the new district executive committee for the Ajmer City District Congress Committee. This announcement was made after the approval of State Congress President Govind Singh Dotasra.
State Organization General Secretary Lalit Tunwal released the official list in this regard, which includes many experienced and young faces.
Important appointments have been made to top positions in the new executive. Dr. Rajkumar Jaipal has been appointed as the President of the Ajmer City District Congress.
To strengthen the organization, Mahendra Chaudhary has been given the important responsibility of Organization General Secretary. Meanwhile, Hemant Jodha has been made General Secretary and Amit Garg the Treasurer.
The party has attempted to create a balanced team, including office-bearers at various levels.
Five vice presidents have been appointed to the executive, whose names are as follows:
For the smooth functioning of organizational tasks, seven general secretaries have been appointed:
The executive also includes 15 secretaries who will strengthen the party at the grassroots level:
To convey the party's ideology and work to the media, Kamal Verma has been made the official spokesperson. To strengthen the party's presence on digital platforms, Chandresh Suniya has been given the responsibility of Social Media In-charge.
According to the rules of the Congress organization, many senior leaders and public representatives of Ajmer city have also been included as ex-officio members in this executive.
These include former district presidents of the District Congress Committee, current and former MPs of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the 2024 MP candidate, all current and former MLAs of the district, the 2023 MLA candidates, office-bearers of AICC and PCC, block presidents, city presidents, mayors, chairpersons, leaders of the opposition, councillors, district heads, district council members, pradhans, and district presidents of various frontal organizations.
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