<p>Senior Congress leaders on Saturday discussed a roadmap for nationwide agitation for the next two years leading to the Lok Sabha polls at the Chintan Shivir here in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.</p>.<p>The leaders could hit the streets soon after the Chintan Shivir through a series of ‘padayatra’, if the final proposal is accepted by the Congress Working Committee meeting to finalise the Udaipur declaration.</p>.<p>Leaders have told the deliberations that connections must be established through village to village, door to door and people to people contacts, through seminars, workshops, interactive sessions, sources said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/national-politics/50-below-50-congs-likely-formula-for-more-youth-representation-in-party-1109014.html">‘50 below 50’: Cong's likely formula for more youth representation in party</a></strong></p>.<p>Sources said senior leader Digvijaya Singh, who heads the Sustained Agitation Committee, made a detailed presentation at a meeting of Congress General Secretaries, party in-charges, state presidents and Congress Legislature Party leaders chaired by Sonia.</p>.<p>Top leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also attended the meeting among others to deliberate on ‘Jan Jagran Abhigyan 2.0.</p>.<p>Sources said protests will be planned from the grassroots to the national level. An agitation plan for the district, state and national level are being chalked out.</p>.<p>Sources said deliberations focussed on an agitation and mobilisation roadmap for the next two years. With states having their own issues, sources said the roadmap will have state-specific agitations.</p>.<p>The party had formed the committee on agitation in September and on its recommendation, it had launched a fortnight long agitation against price rise in November last year which was later extended by a month.</p>.<p>The panel had then planned an agitation on unemployment in January but due to the Assembly elections in five states, it was postponed.</p>
<p>Senior Congress leaders on Saturday discussed a roadmap for nationwide agitation for the next two years leading to the Lok Sabha polls at the Chintan Shivir here in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.</p>.<p>The leaders could hit the streets soon after the Chintan Shivir through a series of ‘padayatra’, if the final proposal is accepted by the Congress Working Committee meeting to finalise the Udaipur declaration.</p>.<p>Leaders have told the deliberations that connections must be established through village to village, door to door and people to people contacts, through seminars, workshops, interactive sessions, sources said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/national-politics/50-below-50-congs-likely-formula-for-more-youth-representation-in-party-1109014.html">‘50 below 50’: Cong's likely formula for more youth representation in party</a></strong></p>.<p>Sources said senior leader Digvijaya Singh, who heads the Sustained Agitation Committee, made a detailed presentation at a meeting of Congress General Secretaries, party in-charges, state presidents and Congress Legislature Party leaders chaired by Sonia.</p>.<p>Top leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also attended the meeting among others to deliberate on ‘Jan Jagran Abhigyan 2.0.</p>.<p>Sources said protests will be planned from the grassroots to the national level. An agitation plan for the district, state and national level are being chalked out.</p>.<p>Sources said deliberations focussed on an agitation and mobilisation roadmap for the next two years. With states having their own issues, sources said the roadmap will have state-specific agitations.</p>.<p>The party had formed the committee on agitation in September and on its recommendation, it had launched a fortnight long agitation against price rise in November last year which was later extended by a month.</p>.<p>The panel had then planned an agitation on unemployment in January but due to the Assembly elections in five states, it was postponed.</p>
