Who will cross the Congress’s boat in Delhi, 35 names will be decided today, know how the list could be.

Delhi Assembly Elections 2024: Congress has started its preparations for Delhi Assembly elections. In this series, Rahul Gandhi will address the meeting in Seemapuri, North-East Delhi on 28th December. During this time, Rahul Gandhi will try to woo the Dalit and Muslim voters of Delhi.

At the same time, the meeting of the Central Election Committee of Congress can be held on Tuesday (24 December) at 10 am. In this meeting, names of candidates for about 35 seats will be decided.

The seal may be different on these big names

Among the big names, senior leader Farhad Suri can contest against Manish Sisodia from Jangpura. At the same time, the names of Devendra Sehrawat from Bijwasan and Asim Ahmed Khan from Matia Mahal can be approved. Both of them have been former MLAs in Aam Aadmi Party. Asim Ahmed Khan was ousted from his cabinet by Arvind Kejriwal on charges of corruption. Devendra Sehrawat was first in BJP and then in Shiv Sena.

The meeting was held to prepare the manifesto

Earlier, the Delhi unit of Congress had organized a meeting on Monday regarding preparing the manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections. During this, Delhi unit chief of Congress Devendra Yadav told in the press conference that the party has discussed with the people on what should be included in the manifesto.

Devendra Yadav said, ‘We believe that only those promises should be made which can be fulfilled. Congress does not believe in mere talk. He said that BJP and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) together are misleading the people of Delhi with false promises.

‘Making empty promises’

Devendra Yadav alleged, ‘Both parties are making hollow promises and statements in view of the assembly elections, however, Delhiites will not fall into their trap this time, because in the last 10 years, the history of BJP and AAP has been of corruption, fraud and unfulfilled promises. Is.’ He also said that Congress workers will march in all the districts and ‘blocks’ of the national capital to protest against Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks on Babasaheb Ambedkar in Parliament. They Amit Shah Demanded resignation and immediate apology.