Pradesh Congress Committee
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The elected committee that directs the Congress Party in an Indian state is known as a PCC, or Pradesh Congress Committee. It is elected by card-holding members of the Congress, the world's largest political organisation, and in turn elects State Congress Presidents and delegates to the All India Congress Committee.
[edit] List of PCCs
- Assam PCC
- Bihar PCC
- Chhatisgarh PCC
- Delhi PCC
- Gujarat PCC
- Haryana PCC
- Himachal Pradesh PCC
- Jammu & Kashmir PCC
- Jharkhand PCC
- Karnataka PCC
- Kerala PCC
- Madhaya Pradesh PCC
- Maharashtra PCC
- Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee
- Meghalaya PCC
- Mizoram PCC
- Nagaland PCC
- Orissa PCC
- Pondicherry PCC
- Punjab PCC
- Rajasthan PCC
- Tamilnadu PCC
- Tripura PCC
- Uttranchal PCC
- Uttar Pradesh PCC
- West Bengal PCC
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