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Last Update: Thursday, Oct 15, 2026 05:38 [IST]
GANGTOK,:The
Citizen Action Party-Sikkim today convened acoordination meeting with the
presidents of all Assembly Constituency Executive Councils (ACECs) at the party
headquarters. The meeting was chaired by party president Ganesh K. Rai in the
presence of the party vice presidents, general secretary, and ACEC
coordinators.
According
to a press release, the meeting focused on formation of Unit Volunteer Councils
(UVCs), organizational growth and expansion, and the establishment of Sikkim
SudharSankalpaYogdanKosh.
The
formation of Unit Volunteer Councils was emphasized as a crucial step towards
building a strong, active, and people-oriented organization at the grassroots
level. The initiative aims to strengthen coordination among local volunteers,
encourage public participation, and ensure that the party’s reform-oriented
vision reaches every community, ward, and locality, the party said.
On
organizational growth, the meeting underscored the need to move beyond
numerical membership and build a disciplined, committed, and accountable
organizational network. ACEC Presidents were encouraged to take greater
responsibility for strengthening their respective constituencies, expanding the
party’s grassroots presence, engaging with citizens, and ensuring effective
coordination between the constituency, district, and central organizational
structures.
The
meeting also deliberated on Sikkim SudharSankalpaYogdanKosh, an initiative
envisioned to support the party’s reform-oriented mission through collective
contributions and a shared sense of responsibility.
On
this occasion, advocate Kushal Chettri formally joined the Citizen Action Party-Sikkim
from Rhencok Assembly Constituency. He was welcomed into the party by the
leadership.
Reaffirming
the founding spirit of Sudhar (reform), the meeting emphasized that the
long-term strength of Citizen Action Party-Sikkim must rest on a robust
grassroots network, committed volunteers, responsible leadership, and the
active participation of citizens, the release adds.