CWC decides to target Modi government on issue of "corruption"

The meeting was presided over by Congress President Rahul Gandhi.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi. PTI Photo

New Delhi: The Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Saturday laid its focus on the party’s strategy in the coming months and decided to raise the issue of “corruption” and “failure” to provide jobs to youth.    The meeting was presided over by Congress President Rahul Gandhi. Sources said that the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and Rafale deal were among the issues that featured prominently at the meeting. Gandhi later indicated that the party will launch a campaign against the Modi government ahead of the assembly polls later this year and the Lok Sabha polls next year. "The CWC met today (Saturday). As a team, we discussed the political situation in the country and the huge opportunity for the Congress to highlight issues of corruption and failure of the government to provide jobs to our youth. Thank you to all those who attended today's meeting," Gandhi said in a tweet. It was second meeting of the CWC since Gandhi became party chief in December last year.