Congress Makes Key Changes...Appoints New In-Charges for Several States

The Congress party has made key changes to its organisational responsibilities across several states. P.V. Mohan has been appointed as the party’s Andhra Pradesh in-charge, while Sirivella Prasad will oversee Maharashtra. Sachin Pilot has been named Punjab in-charge, Bhupesh Baghel has been assigned Assam, and Sukhdev Bhagat has been given charge of Chhattisgarh. Pilot’s appointment in Punjab, replacing Baghel, has drawn particular attention.

Sachin Pilot is a senior Congress leader from Rajasthan who has served as a Union minister, Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee president and deputy chief minister. Bhupesh Baghel, a former Chhattisgarh chief minister and current Congress general secretary, has been moved from Punjab to Assam. P.V. Mohan, a Karnataka leader, has handled key organisational responsibilities in the AICC, while Sirivella Prasad has worked as an AICC secretary in Jharkhand. Sukhdev Bhagat, a senior leader from Jharkhand and former Lok Sabha member and state Congress president, will now oversee Chhattisgarh. The latest reshuffle is aimed at strengthening the party’s organisational structure and addressing political challenges in the respective states.