Congress reshuffles digital team for Uttarakhand election push

The All India Congress Committee move reflects a nationwide restructuring of digital operations, with new coordinators also assigned to Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa, and Manipur. These strategic appointments aim to tighten the party's grip on digital platforms as competition for voter attention intensifies. The BJP, currently eyeing a third consecutive term in Uttarakhand, is countering with a traditional ground-game strategy. Media in-charge Manveer Chauhan stated that the party will launch a focused outreach program in September to mobilize veteran workers and strengthen booth-level networks. Meanwhile, the regional political landscape remains fluid. In Punjab, the BSP has committed to running a solo campaign, while the state BJP leadership plans to contest all 117 seats. Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM has signaled its intent to join the fray in Uttar Pradesh, though the party has yet to disclose its specific seat-sharing or contest targets. These shifts underscore a frantic period of organizational hardening across multiple states as parties prepare to pivot from internal restructuring to full-scale electoral campaigning.