Congress Leaders Strategize Voter Outreach and Development Plans Ahead of City Polls
Under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, a high-level meeting was held on Tuesday at the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) office on Queen’s Road, Bengaluru, bringing together ministers, MLAs, MLCs, and key party leaders from the city. The discussions focused on strategies and preparations for the upcoming elections of the five newly formed municipal corporations under the Greater Bengaluru Authority.
During the session, party officials reviewed the political landscape in the city and emphasized strengthening organizational structures at the grassroots level. Senior leaders highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts among ministers, elected representatives, and office-bearers to ensure effective voter outreach and engagement ahead of the elections.
The meeting also addressed pre-election planning, including booth-level preparations, candidate selection, and mobilization strategies to consolidate support across diverse constituencies. Leaders discussed approaches to address local issues and ensure that the party’s development agenda reaches voters effectively.
Participants reiterated their commitment to transparent and fair campaigning while prioritizing the welfare and development of Bengaluru residents. The meeting provided a platform for open dialogue on challenges, opportunities, and collaborative strategies to enhance the party’s performance in the upcoming elections. The session concluded with renewed focus on strengthening party presence across all five municipal corporations, building a robust organizational framework capable of responding efficiently to voter concerns. Coordinated efforts under D.K. Shivakumar’s leadership are expected to play a pivotal role in determining electoral outcomes and reinforcing the party’s vision for Bengaluru’s growth and governance.
