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Congress veteran Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday said if elected party president, he will implement the 'Udaipur Declaration', a set of proposals adopted at a conclave in Rajasthan in May this year.

Congress leader and MP Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday said that he is fighting the Congress Presidential polls because the condition of the country is bad.

Congress party's presidential candidate Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday said he will implement the Udaipur Declaration -- the party had adopted during its Chintan Shivir meet in May this year -- if he is elected to the top post of the grand old ...

Read Latest Politics News Quickly Here | "Its not for post in Congress. Many people left, they left due to fear of ED, CBI, and income tax. For youngsters, as I said, in the Udaipur Declaration, we promised to give 50 per cent of seats to those below 50 years and I will do. When everyone is wanting to make me occupy this place, I thank them," he told reporters here.

Mallikarjun Kharge said that he would implement the proposal of 50% seats for those below 50 years if he is elected as the president of the All India Congress Committee.

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I will implement the Udaipur Declaration, said the 80-year-old Rajya Sabha MP, adding he will try to address problems of youth, farmers, women and small traders if elected Congress president for which election is due later this month.

New Delhi, Sept 27: In a huge setback for Uddhav Thackeray in his fight against Eknath Shinde, the Supreme Court today refused to stop the Election Commission from deciding who forms the real Shiv Sena.

Ashok Gehlot, propped up by Sonia Gandhi as the next Congress president, seems to have initiated a rebellion to keep hold of his chief ministerial position or appoint one of his loyalists in the chair.

Gehlot reiterated that the principle laid down in the Congress’s Udaipur resolve was meant for nominated posts and not ones for which polls are held.