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EC gives 6 months more to Cong to hold organisational polls

The Election Commission has extended till December 31 the June 30 deadline set for the Congress to hold organisational polls.

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The Election Commission has extended till December 31 the June 30 deadline set for the Congress to hold organisational polls.

The EC has allowed the Congress' plea of granting six more months to it to complete the process of organisational polls.

"There will, however, be no further extension beyond December 2017," the EC has told the Congress.

The EC had given an ultimatum to the Congress to complete the organisational polls by June 30.

This means the elevation of Rahul Gandhi as the Congress President would come through by the year-end.

There has been a growing concern among the senior party leadership for initiating organisational changes within the Congress after its drubbing in Uttar Pradesh.

"The Election Commission has allowed our plea for extension of six months in holding organisational elections and has granted time till December this year, against its earlier deadline of June 30," AICC general Secretary Janardan Dwivedi told

 

(This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)

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