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Social Media: Sharp Cut In Social Media Connect Of Cong In Last 3 Months | Jaipur News
Jaipur: A drastic drop has taken place in the social media outreach of the Congress in the last two months. The total engagements of the party on Facebook fell from 2.57 crore in August to 56.20 lakh in October, a dip of 78.1%.
The number of retweets on ‘X’ also went down from 4.67 lakh in August to 1.19 lakh in October (so far), a 74.4% slump, according to information received from party sources.
In September, the total engagements of the party on Facebook were 2.38 crore and the number of retweets on ‘X’ was 3.40 lakh. According to informed sources in the party, the social media outreach has dropped due to several factors, which include delay in the release of first list of candidates for the assembly elections, and delay in the launch of the ERCP yatra, which was supposed to begin in the last week of September.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge will kick off the party’s ERCP yatra on October 16. Party sources said that as per the original plan, the ‘Vision 2030’ document of the state government was to be launched in presence of chief ministers of all the Congress-led governments, but it didn’t materialise.
Also, the party’s ‘door-to-door guarantee card campaign’ was proposed to begin in the last week of September but also did not happen.
Moreover, as per the original plan, chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s 9-day yatra covering 18 districts and more than 3,000 km for ‘Mission 2030’ was supposed to be a ‘yatra’ by road but did not take place.
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The number of retweets on ‘X’ also went down from 4.67 lakh in August to 1.19 lakh in October (so far), a 74.4% slump, according to information received from party sources.
In September, the total engagements of the party on Facebook were 2.38 crore and the number of retweets on ‘X’ was 3.40 lakh. According to informed sources in the party, the social media outreach has dropped due to several factors, which include delay in the release of first list of candidates for the assembly elections, and delay in the launch of the ERCP yatra, which was supposed to begin in the last week of September.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge will kick off the party’s ERCP yatra on October 16. Party sources said that as per the original plan, the ‘Vision 2030’ document of the state government was to be launched in presence of chief ministers of all the Congress-led governments, but it didn’t materialise.
Also, the party’s ‘door-to-door guarantee card campaign’ was proposed to begin in the last week of September but also did not happen.
Moreover, as per the original plan, chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s 9-day yatra covering 18 districts and more than 3,000 km for ‘Mission 2030’ was supposed to be a ‘yatra’ by road but did not take place.
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Sharp cut in social media connect of Cong in last 3 months
The Congress party in Jaipur has experienced a significant decline in social media engagement over the past two months. The party’s Facebook engagements dropped by 78.1% from August to October, while retweets on Twitter also decreased by 74.4% during the same period. The decline in social media outreach is attributed to various factors, including delays in the release of the candidate list for assembly elections and the launch of the ERCP yatra. The party is set to kick off its official campaign on October 16 with the launch of the ERCP yatra.
The Congress party in Jaipur has experienced a significant decline in social media engagement over the past two months. The party’s Facebook engagements dropped by 78.1% from August to October, while retweets on Twitter also decreased by 74.4% during the same period. The decline in social media outreach is attributed to various factors, including delays in the release of the candidate list for assembly elections and the launch of the ERCP yatra. The party is set to kick off its official campaign on October 16 with the launch of the ERCP yatra.
Punjab Congress chief to take out yatra against drug abuse
Congress Party President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring plans to hold a yatra in Punjab to address the issue of drug abuse. He intends to visit every district, town, and village accompanied by victims of drug abuse. Warring expressed his concern over the rising drug-related cases in the state and criticized the current government for not taking effective action. He emphasized the need for a united effort to eradicate this social menace and called for a brighter future for Punjab. Other party leaders also voiced their opinions on the issue.
Congress Party President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring plans to hold a yatra in Punjab to address the issue of drug abuse. He intends to visit every district, town, and village accompanied by victims of drug abuse. Warring expressed his concern over the rising drug-related cases in the state and criticized the current government for not taking effective action. He emphasized the need for a united effort to eradicate this social menace and called for a brighter future for Punjab. Other party leaders also voiced their opinions on the issue.
Congress party meeting in Nagpur witnesses chaos as party workers clash
Chaos erupted at a Congress party meeting in Nagpur when activists from two groups clashed over leaders not being allowed to speak on the microphone. The commotion forced MPCC president Nana Patole and other senior leaders to temporarily halt the meeting. Leader of opposition Vijay Wadettiwar and leader Sunil Kedar walked out of the meeting due to the continued altercation. The meeting was organized to discuss strategies for upcoming elections and seat sharing with other parties. A video of the incident shows the factions pushing each other and throwing chairs.
Chaos erupted at a Congress party meeting in Nagpur when activists from two groups clashed over leaders not being allowed to speak on the microphone. The commotion forced MPCC president Nana Patole and other senior leaders to temporarily halt the meeting. Leader of opposition Vijay Wadettiwar and leader Sunil Kedar walked out of the meeting due to the continued altercation. The meeting was organized to discuss strategies for upcoming elections and seat sharing with other parties. A video of the incident shows the factions pushing each other and throwing chairs.
