AHMEDABAD: Tucked in a quiet corner on the third floor of Gujarat Congress office at Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan in the city is a small team working on computers, making phone calls and coordinating. For the last six months, Sharma has spearheaded what Congress calls "Chief Election Coordination Centre" or CECC. Another 23 where Congress was sure to lose were again deleted and the party started work on 131 constituencies. Just a day before Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi started his campaign in south Gujarat, Sharma asked regional managers to mobilise booth-level workers. The party had asked about 150 booth level workers to turn up at the event organised at Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Source: Economic Times December 01, 2017 19:14 UTC