Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], June 3 : Veteran Congress leader Kamal Nath expressed pleasure on Leader of Opposition (LoP) Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi's visit to Bhopal on Tuesday, saying that there was enthusiasm among all the party workers and it's a proof that Congress is strong and everyone believe in Rahul Gandhi.
Nath also highlighted that during the visit and meetings held here at the state party office, the LoP shared the details and necessary guidelines about rejuvenation of the party.
"There was enthusiasm among all the Congress workers -- this is proof that the Congress is strong and all theses (workers) believe in Rahul Gandhi. He explained all the details about how the party will be rejuvenated and AICC appointed observers will engage with everyone to ensure that the right District Congress Committees are formed," Nath said.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi reached the capital city and held various party meetings and programs as part of the "Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan" (Organisation Rejuvenation Campaign) here on Tuesday.

Congress MLA and Digvijaya Singh's son, Jaivardhan Singh said that 'Sangathan Srijan' is a mission through which observers appointed from AICC will visit each district in the state to bring in new people and the focus is on making strong leaders.
"The message is very clear, 'Sangathan Srijan' is a mission through which observers have been appointed from AICC and their sole responsibility will be to visit districts and bring in new people, especially from major towns. The focus is on preparing strong leaders -- horses for the long race -- and making them active through this mission," Singh told ANI.
He further said that they are grateful to Rahul Gandhi for dedicating time to Madhya Pradesh Congress and believe that the campaign will make the Congress party strong.

Additionally, Congress leader Sajjan Singh Verma said that Rahul Gandhi's visit to the state capital was entirely focused on party affairs and party rejuvenation.
"Rahul Gandhi's visit to Bhopal today was entirely focused on party affairs and party rejuvenation. His speech made it clear that from now on, District Presidents will not be appointed based on recommendations. Instead, strong and capable individuals will be elected -- those who will have the authority to distribute tickets for the councillor, Assembly, and Lok Sabha elections. Such will be the power of the new District Presidents," Verma said.