
The All-India Congress Committee (AICC) launched a national talent hunt in Visakhapatnam to identify the next generation of leaders. The initiative seeks students, professionals, researchers, media enthusiasts, retired professionals and dedicated Congress…
The All-India Congress Committee (AICC) launched a national talent hunt in Visakhapatnam to identify the next generation of leaders. The initiative seeks students, professionals, researchers, media enthusiasts, retired professionals and dedicated Congress workers who believe in the party’s ideology and are committed to democracy, secularism, social justice and the Constitution.

Individuals with no political background but a genuine desire to contribute to public life are particularly encouraged to apply, The Hans India reports. Successful applicants will be trained for roles such as spokespersons, researchers and publicity coordinators. Congress Visakhapatnam east constituency in-charge Priyanka Dandi said interested candidates should apply to help take the party’s vision to the people.
The Congress talent hunt is being spun by supporters as a bold break from dynastic politics, but sceptics will note past such drives have rarely produced top candidates. The real test is whether the party gives these newcomers actual tickets to fight elections, not just media-training roles. How many of these 'new faces' contest the next state or Lok Sabha polls will settle whether this is a genuine overhaul or another photo-op.
Source: thehansindia.com
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