The Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting will be held at 4 pm on Sunday to assess the party’s drubbing in the recently-concluded assembly elections and current political situation. The meeting will be convened by party chief Sonia Gandhi at the AICC office in Delhi, reported news agency ANI. The meeting comes after the Congress drew a blank in the assembly polls in five states — Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab and Manipur. In the meeting, Congress G-23 leaders are set to raise their demand for reforms in the party.Related News’Time of introspection has passed, it’s time to decide’: After poll debacle, G-23 of Congress likely to meet this weekend The senior party leaders, who are part of Group 23, met at Ghulam Nabi Azad’s residence in the national capital on Friday. Bhupender Singh Hooda, Manish Tewari, Kapil Sibal, Anand Sharma and Akhilesh Prasad Singh were among those who were present at the meeting. Some other G-23 members have joined the meeting virtually, reported news agency PTI citing sources. During the meeting, the leaders discussed the way forward and revival of the Congress, which has become even “more marginalised and isolated”, said the report. The leaders also expressed dismay at the Congress leadership for not taking any corrective steps to revive the party, they said.Related News’Congress has 700 MLAs across India’: AR Chowdhury hits back at Mamata Banerjee, calls her ‘mad person’ Some of the leaders present in the meeting also expressed concern that the report of the committee formed to evaluate the party’s losses after the last round of defeat in assembly elections in Assam, West Bengal, Kerala and Puducherry was not even discussed. After losing the assembly polls in all five states, Congress had said that the results have come against the party’s expectations. The party had also indicated that the clashing ambitions of its leaders had hurt the prospects of the party in the poll-bound states.Related NewsAfter Congress bites dust in polls, DK Shivakumar says ‘party cannot stay united without Gandhi family’ Party leader Shashi Tharoor had on Thursday called for reforming the party’s “organisational leadership in a manner that will reignite those ideas and inspire the people”. “One thing is clear — Change is unavoidable if we need to succeed,” he had tweeted.