Rajasthan News: Campaigning for urban body elections has intensified in Rajasthan. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has taken charge of the election campaign in support of BJP candidates. On Sunday, September 6, the Chief Minister Road Show in Bikaner, Ajmer and Jodhpur Is proposed. A day before this, he had sought support for the party candidates by holding road shows in Bhilwara and Udaipur.
Preparation to reach more than 10 cities in 5 days
This election campaign of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma will continue for five days. According to the proposed programme, it started from Bhilwara and Udaipur on 5th September. After this, road shows are proposed in Bikaner, Ajmer and Jodhpur on 6th September.
Chief Minister on 7 September Bharatpur and Alwaron 8 September shift and quota And on September 9, the capital Jaipur Will campaign in elections. The party's effort is to reach out to as many voters as possible in major cities through the Chief Minister's road shows.
Election contest for 309 urban bodies
of Rajasthan 309 urban bodies Other parties including BJP and Congress have intensified campaigning for the elections. After the completion of the process of withdrawal of nominations, the election picture has also become clear. Along with the Chief Minister, BJP State President Madan Rathod and other senior leaders of the party have also been given the responsibility of campaigning in different areas.
BJP's strategy in the election campaign is to put the functioning of the state government in front of the voters along with local issues like roads, cleanliness, drinking water, drainage and traffic management.
Road show route decided in Bikaner
Chief Minister's road show in Bikaner Starting from Pushkarna Stadium and ending near Junagadh is scheduled to take place. The proposed route includes major areas like Gokul Circle, Natthusar Gate, Barh Guwad, Acharya Chowk, Teliwada, Kotgate, KEM Road and Sadul Circle. After this, an organizational meeting of the Chief Minister with party workers is also proposed.
Voting on 9 and 11 September
Voting in different areas in Rajasthan civic elections 9 and 11 September Has to happen. The election results are to come on September 14. In such a situation, just before the voting, BJP has intensified its campaign.
On one hand, the party is trying to garner support for its candidates through the Chief Minister's frequent road shows, while on the other hand, it is also keeping local issues and the functioning of the state government at the center of the election campaign.