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During her visit to Assam, Priyanka Gandhi prayed at the Kamakhya Temple and prayed for the prosperity of the state. This visit is considered politically significant, as it aims to strengthen the Congress organization before the elections.
Congress leadership present at the Kamakhya Shrine (Image Source: Internet)
Guwahati: Congress General Secretary and MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, during her visit to Assam, performed the ritualistic worship at the famous Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati. She was accompanied by Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi. Upon reaching the temple, the Congress leaders sought the blessings of Goddess Kamakhya and prayed for prosperity and peace in the state.
A large crowd of party workers and local residents gathered at the temple premises. Amid tight security arrangements, the leaders spent some time at the temple and greeted devotees.
A Politically Significant Visit
Priyanka Gandhi's visit is considered politically significant ahead of the Assam Assembly elections. The Congress party is working to strengthen its organization in the state and infuse new energy into its workers. According to sources, several meetings and events are being organized during the tour, aimed at strengthening the party's position at the grassroots level.
Visits to religious sites are also being considered part of a political strategy, where the party leadership is trying to establish an emotional connection with the local population.
Strategy to Strengthen the Organization
It is reported that during the Assam tour, the Congress leadership will interact with workers in various districts. The party's focus is on activating the organization at the booth level and preparing a strong base for the upcoming elections. Priyanka Gandhi's presence has generated enthusiasm among the workers.
Combining Religious Faith and Public Relations
After offering prayers at the Kamakhya Temple, Congress leaders participated in their scheduled political programs. This visit conveys a balanced message of both religious faith and public relations. Political analysts believe that such visits are an important part of the party's strategy during an election environment.
