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Kamraj Plan was a plan formulated in 1963 by:
Chief Minister of Madras, whereby the senior ministers were asked to leave government and work to rejuvenate the party
Union Cabinet Minister, whereby a new Constitution for the Indian National Congress was proposed
Chief Minister of Madras, whereby a new set of principles for accepting donations for the party work was proposed
Chief Minister of Madras to root out corruption from India
1st option is correct. Kamraj Plan was a plan formulated in 1963 by Chief Minister of Madras, whereby the senior ministers were asked to leave government and work to rejuvenate the party. Kamaraj remained Chief Minister for three consecutive terms, winning elections in 1957 and 1962. Kamaraj noticed that the Congress party was slowly losing its vigour. Kamaraj statue at East Tambaram, Chennai On Gandhi Jayanti day, 2 October 1963, he resigned from the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Post. He proposed that all senior Congress leaders should resign from their posts and devote all their energy to the re-vitalization of the Congress.
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