Due to non-availability of English version of Udaipur Declaration Concluding day of Nav Sankalp Chintan Shivir raise questions, Congress officials Pressured to clarify on Monday.
At first, the Udaipur Manifesto was only in Hindi and Nav Sankalp Chintan Shivir was different from all previous Chintan Shivirs in this sense.
An office-bearer rubbished media reports, saying the announcement was made available only in Hindi to reach the Hindi belt states. Hindu That the English version could not be broadcast between the delegates and the media due to discrepancies.
Sources confirmed that an English version was read out at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting that approved the final announcement. However, different versions have been given to explain what happened after that.
The leaders involved in the preparation process claimed that the 15-page proposal was very poorly drafted and would need to be completely rewritten. However, there was not enough time to do so as the CWC meeting ended well after 1:30 pm and the last session of the camp was expected to begin at 3 pm.
However, some members of the CWC claimed that ‘minor’ changes and improvements were suggested before it was circulated among the delegates.
“Most of our Lok Sabha members are from Kerala and Tamil Nadu and they could not follow what was said in the announcement. We have said that copies will be made available in English,” said a representative on condition of anonymity.