J&K leader, Uday Bhanu Chib Named New Indian Youth Congress President, Succeeding Srinivas B V
Congress Revamps Youth Wing: Uday Bhanu Chib Takes Over as Indian Youth Congress President
NEW DELHI, Sept 22: The Indian National Congress announced the appointment of Uday Bhanu Chib as the new president of the Indian Youth Congress (IYC) on Sunday, marking a significant leadership change within its youth wing. Chib succeeds Srinivas B V, who has held the position for a notable tenure. Before this appointment, Chib served as the general secretary of IYC and has a strong leadership background as the former president of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Youth Congress, where he played a key role in mobilizing youth participation and addressing regional concerns.
The decision to elevate Uday Bhanu Chib to this prominent role was made by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, with the appointment taking effect immediately. In an official statement, the party emphasized Chib’s capabilities and leadership potential, recognizing his experience and dedication to youth causes across India.
In acknowledging the outgoing president, Srinivas B V, the Congress expressed its appreciation for his valuable contributions during his term. Srinivas has been credited with strengthening the presence of the Indian Youth Congress, particularly during challenging political climates, and his leadership has left a lasting impact on the organization.
The appointment of Uday Bhanu Chib comes at a time when the Congress is looking to further invigorate its youth wing, especially in the face of shifting political dynamics and the growing importance of youth engagement in Indian politics. Chib’s leadership is expected to focus on broadening the scope of youth involvement in the party, addressing key issues that resonate with young voters, and ensuring that the Indian Youth Congress remains an active and influential force within the larger political landscape.
Chib’s prior experience as the general secretary and his role in Jammu and Kashmir are seen as assets that will aid him in navigating the challenges ahead, both in terms of internal party dynamics and external political competition. His appointment signals a strategic move by the Congress to empower a new generation of leaders who can connect with the evolving aspirations of India’s youth while continuing the party’s long-standing traditions of social justice and inclusivity.
