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Made "Significant Progress": Congress On M Kharge's 1-Year As Party Chief

Made 'Significant Progress': Congress On Mallikarjun Kharge's 1-Year As Party Chief

Mallikarjun Kharge had officially taken over as the Congress president on October 26.

New Delhi:

As Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge completed one year in office, the party on Thursday said that it has made "significant progress" under his leadership, and that he has been instrumental in revitalising the organisational structure.

Mr Kharge was elected as the Congress president last October after defeating Shashi Tharoor in the party's internal polls for the top post.

He had officially taken over as the Congress president on October 26.  "Mallikarjun Kharge: Congress President Committed To People's Good. Shri Kharge embodies the virtues of the  Indian National Congress - Virtues of democracy, social justice, secularism, inclusive growth and patriotism," the Congress said in a post on X.

"Having risen through the ranks, he is an ideal example of what passion and persistence can achieve," the party said.  From a humble position of a block-level leader to becoming the party's elected president, his journey studded with 55 years of electoral success is a testament to his hard work, dedication and commitment to the cause of democracy, the Congress said.

"He (Kharge) is a fearless leader who fights for and defends the ideals he believes in. He also champions the rights of poor & marginalized," the party said.  "Under his leadership, the party has made significant progress. He has also been instrumental in revitalizing the party's organizational structure & outreach to the people," the Congress said.

It asserted that Kharge is a visionary leader who is committed to building a better future for India. "He excels at consensus making and staunchly stands up for what is right and just," the party said, praising Kharge.

"As our President completes a year in office, we wish him the very best and thank him for his efforts and inspiration to all those who strive to make a difference," the party said.

Several Congress leaders extended their wishes to Mr Kharge as he completed one year in office.

In a post on X, Mr Tharoor said, "My Pranaams to Shri @kharge ji. May he lead us strongly to victory in the electoral battles ahead!" Congress leaders Pawan Khera, Supriya Shrinate, Abhishek Singhvi and Manish Tewari, among others, hailed Kharge and wished him on completing one year in office.

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