• Expresses gratitude to AICC leadership for reposing faith , pledges dedicated efforts for upcoming Panchayat and ULB polls

JAMMU/RS PURA: In a significant organisational move, the Indian National Congress (AICC) has appointed Karan Bhagat from Jammu & Kashmir as one of the National Coordinators of its SC Department with immediate effect. The announcement was made through an official press release issued by AICC General Secretary K. C. Venugopal.

The appointment is part of the party’s broader effort to strengthen its outreach and organisational structure across the country, particularly among marginalized communities. Karan Bhagat’s inclusion from J&K UT is being seen as a recognition of his consistent grassroots work and commitment to party ideology.

Reacting to his appointment, Karan Bhagat expressed heartfelt gratitude to the party high command for reposing faith in him. He termed the responsibility as both an honour and a challenge, assuring that he would work tirelessly to live up to the expectations of the leadership.

“I sincerely thank the Congress high command for trusting me with this important responsibility. I pledge that I will not leave any stone unturned in taking the party to the grassroots level and strengthening its base across Jammu & Kashmir. My focus will be on connecting with people at every level and addressing their concerns effectively,” Bhagat said.

He further emphasized the importance of organisational unity and active public engagement, particularly in view of the forthcoming Panchayat and Urban Local Body (ULB) elections. Bhagat asserted that the Congress party would put up a strong performance by mobilising workers and reconnecting with the masses.

“With collective efforts and dedicated teamwork, we will ensure that the Congress emerges stronger in the upcoming Panchayat and ULB elections. I am committed to working closely with party workers and leadership to build a robust organisational structure at the grassroots,” he added.Party leaders and workers from the RS Pura constituency and other parts of Jammu & Kashmir welcomed the appointment, expressing confidence that Bhagat’s elevation would energize the cadre and further strengthen the party’s presence in the region.

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