Action On Youth Congress Office Bearers: 60 suspended from Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress including 5 vice presidents, did not go to Rahul Gandhi's Ramlila Maidan rally


Bhopal. Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress has suspended 60 of its office bearers. Among those suspended are 5 Vice Presidents, 9 District Presidents, 14 General Secretaries and 32 Secretaries. All of them are accused of not attending Rahul Gandhi's rally held at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on 1 November. Everyone has been accused of indiscipline.

Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress has given information about the action taken against the officials on social media. Giving a list of everyone's name in the post, it has been said that in compliance with the instructions of the national leadership of the Indian Youth Congress, taking seriously the organizational indiscipline caused by their absence in the vote theft rally at Ramlila Maidan, Delhi on 1 November 2026, the following officials of Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress are suspended till further orders. Suspending the leaders of Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress for not attending the rally is also indicating that the local level Congress leaders and workers are not obeying the orders of Rahul Gandhi and the Congress leadership.

At the same time, in some media reports recently, it was claimed that the NSUI was unhappy with the way Rahul Gandhi has promoted AISA leader Neha Bora. It was claimed in the news that angry NSUI leaders had changed the name of the WhatsApp group to 'We the Chhotu'. It was reported in the news that angry leaders had a meeting with Rahul Gandhi. After which the name of the group was changed to the same as before. There is always talk of weakness in the organization of Congress in the states. Many senior Congress leaders have also been alleging that the party high command does not listen to them and there is difficulty in even meeting Rahul Gandhi. In such a situation, suspending the office bearers of Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress can create a more difficult situation for the party in the state.

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