Rahul’s Sangathan Sujan Abhiyan to see admin overhaul with ex-bureaucrats in Raj 

The Rajasthan Congress is gearing up for a major organisational overhaul under Rahul Gandhi’s “Sangathan Sujan Abhiyan,” his latest initiative to inject fresh energy into the party’s grassroots structure. The campaign, aims at strengthening Congress' district-level units ahead of upcoming civic and panchayat elections, has already drawn over 3,000 applications for key administrative posts.

 

Under the plan, new district administrators will be appointed in more than 50 districts across the state, with the focus on merit, local connect, and organisational discipline. Sources say that the move is designed to replace passive district units with more dynamic, field-driven leadership.  

 

Interestingly, several retired bureaucrats and former civil servants have also been roped in to lend administrative expertise and help streamline internal functioning—an effort seen as Rahul Gandhi’s attempt to blend political passion with bureaucratic efficiency. The central leadership believes this exercise will not only revive cadre morale but also create a model for a disciplined, accountable party structure.

 

The development has triggered considerable curiosity within Rajasthan’s political circles, as it signals a clear shift from traditional leadership appointments to performance-based grassroots empowerment.