Former Jammu and Kashmir Minister Yogesh Sahni on Wednesday met Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge at his residence in New Delhi and discussed important political issues of Jammu and Kashmir. Sahni congratulated Kharge on his recent appointment as All India Congress President and welcomed his leadership. They discussed matters relating to the welfare of the people of J&K and apprised the Speaker of the local issues and needs. Sahni later stated that 'Khargeji's initiative to know and understand the local issues will help the party to build a better system and strengthen the organization in J&K' and he urged the J&K chiefs in front of the national leadership. highlighted issues.
After meeting the Congress President, Sawhney also met senior Congress leader Shri Randeep Singh Surjewala and Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Shri Syed Nasir Hussain and discussed important party matters of J&K. The leaders, who have been associated for a long time since their respective Youth Congress days, also discussed the strategy to strengthen and uplift the party in Jammu and Kashmir.
Sahni raised both political and people-centric issues during his visit, which would be for the betterment of the party and the people. He expressed his gratitude to the Congress President for taking the time and interest in listening to his burning concerns, especially regarding the political development in Jammu and Kashmir. Sahni said that due to the absence of an elected government, the UT has various shortcomings and the former minister gave his inputs on two fronts, one for the internal and fundamental strengthening of the Congress party within J&K and its organizational structure, and the other for the people. On the relationship of the party with.
Mallikarjun Kharge, who took over as Congress president in October, had stated his intention to strengthen the party and reach out to party members. Former minister Yogesh Sahni reiterated the statement and said that 'Kharge ji as president is conscious and interested in the upliftment of the party across India and in J&K, for which we are eager to extend our full support'. He said that the meeting with the Congress President was fruitful as he was able to put forward the issues of J&K to identify areas of improvement and prepare a comprehensive action plan to deal with the local problems, J&K For. Sawhney also said that he was grateful to Mallikarjun Kharge for his time and support and added that the meeting proved fruitful as he was able to discuss several important issues.