Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal has dismissed claims that the party has weakened after its worst-ever election performance, stating that the cadre is ready for a revival. He emphasised the need for course correction, grassroots engagement, and tackling ideological battles against the BJP.

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Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal has dismissed suggestions that the party has weakened following its dismal performance in the recent Maharashtra Assembly elections. Despite securing just 16 seats, Sapkal insists the party remains resilient and is preparing for a course correction.
Calling the current scenario a "do-or-die situation," Sapkal, who recently took charge as state Congress chief, affirmed his commitment to revitalising the party. "It is incorrect to assume that the cadre is demoralised. The election results were shocking, but our workers are eager for change. Winning only 16 seats does not signify weakness. You will witness their enthusiasm once we enter action mode," Sapkal told PTI in an interview.