Congress announces key organisational changes; who got what?

The Congress on Saturday removed Priyanka Gandhi as the party in-charge in Uttar Pradesh as it announced key organizational changes ahead of Lok Sabha elections 2024. (Photo credit: PTI)

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to be general secretary 'without any assigned portfolio'. This change in her responsibilities in Uttar Pradesh is happening amidst rumors that the INDIA alliance might nominate a strong candidate to challenge PM Modi in Varanasi during the general election. (Photo credit: ANI)

Sachin Pilot was made the general secretary in-charge of Chhattisgarh. Pilot, a former deputy chief minister of Rajasthan, replaces Kumari Selja, who has now been given the charge as general secretary in-charge of Uttarakhand, the statement said. (Photo credit: PTI)

Avinash Pande is taking over from Priyanka as the new party in-charge of Uttar Pradesh. This decision was made two days after a meeting of the Congress Working Committee (CWC), where ​Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, chaired the session. (Photo credit: ANI)

Ramesh Chennithala was appointed as AICC in charge of Maharashtra. Chennithala, who was not included as a Congress Working Committee (CWC) member, said September 11 that his loyalty to the party would remain unchanged forever but he was emotionally distressed at not being considered for the key post in the top decision-making body. (Photo credit: ANI)

Jitendra Singh, who is the general secretary in-charge of Assam, was given the additional charge of Madhya Pradesh, while Deepak Babaria holds the charge of Delhi and the additional charge of Haryana, the statement said. (Photo credit: X)