womesh chunder bonnerjee was the first president of the indian national congress.
womesh chunder bonnerjee was the first president of the indian national congress.
who was first president of the indian national congress?
womesh chunder bonnerjee
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the two m. g. party mlas who had played a pivotal role in the ouster of the kakodkar government were dayanand narvekar and dilkush desai. narvekar joined the indian national congress in december 1979 and was soon followed by desai. at that time, the indian national congress in goa was known as the indian national congress (urs) faction because after the indian national congress split of 1978, the congress legislature party in the goa, daman and diu legislative assembly identified itself with the indian national congress (urs). the indian national congress (urs) as a political party in goa was led by its president wilfred de souza, who was not a mla. the indian national congress led by indira gandhi ("indira congress") also had its presence in goa and was led by purushottam kakodkar. but as far as the 1980 goa legislative assembly election were concerned, the indian national congress (urs) ("urs congress") as well as the "indira congress" had an understanding between themselves. the indian national congress (urs) led by wilfred de souza had a seat sharing agreement with the "indira congress" and the latter was given 6 constituencies. the indian national congress (urs) contested in 22 constituencies while 1 constituency was left for an independent candidate. indira gandhi addressed a public meeting on 12 december 1979 at panaji's azad maidan grounds where she apologised to the people for imposing a state of emergency in 1975. she expressed the need for developing goa without harming its natural beauty.
shashikala kakodkar