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CWC Meeting 17 May 2009

Speech of Hon'ble Congress President Smt. Sonia Gandhi

Hon'ble Prime Minister &
Colleagues

We meet at a moment of great significance and a time of great responsibility and of course of great satisfaction. After many years our party has emerged with a clear mandate. With our pre-poll allies, we have come close to achieving a majority in the Lok Sabha. We are grateful for the confidence that the people have once again reposed in us and we thank them.

This would not have been possible without the hard work of our candidates and our party workers at all levels. I am grateful to them all. I congratulate them and would like to say how much I appreciate their sincerity and dedication.

The election is now behind us and hard work must begin. We can now start to restore the Congress Party to its former historical role as the party of natural governance in India.

This is not a movement merely for jubilation. It is a moment for sober introspection. I would like us to think back to the dreams of our leader, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indiraji and Rajivji and so many more of them who taught us to think not of power but of service and who gave their lives for the Country.

With this election, we have begun to redeem the traditions they symbolized, the traditions of the Congress party which led the Freedom Struggle and built the foundations of our country as a great, democratic, secular nation.

We have been appointed the guardians of the hopes and aspirations of our people, most of all the poor and disadvantaged. It is our sacred task to take up this responsibility with sincerity, honesty and diligence.

In the last five years in the UPA under Prime Minister's leadership we were able to put in place many measures to improve heir lives, to bring about greater accountability in governance, to strengthen our economy and our security.

We must make sure that these endeavours are taken forward and that we fully meet our people's expectations. We must not forget that new hopes and aspirations have been aroused. Great duties and great tasks beacon us.

I conclude by thanking the millions of our grassroots level workers who selflessly worked day and night for this victory.


 


 

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