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| Unprecedented rush at rallies sign of BJP's record breaking victory in Rajasthan: Kavinder | | |  agencies
RAJASTHAN, Nov 2: Senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister, Kavinder Gupta on Thursday said that the unprecedented rush of people at the public rallies in the State is the clear cut indication of party ensuring record breaking victory in the Assembly polls as people have fed up of corrupt Congress government led by Ashok Gehlot. The senior BJP functionary was addressing an impressive gathering of supporters after accompanying party candidate Bhag Chand Saini to file the nomination papers for Bandikui Assembly Constituency in Dausa District of Rajasthan State.
The senior BJP leader said that after interacting with number of people in Rajasthan state it has become clear that they are waiting for the moment to uproot the corruption-infested Congress government from the state.
The BJP stalwart from J&K also highlighted the misdemeanor committed by the Gehlot government as it remained deaf and dumb against the number of rapes and cases of leakage of papers in different recruitment drives in the State. He also raised the issue of demolition of temples in Rajasthan under the Congress dispensation. He said on one hand, the BJP government is doing everything possible to construct temples and also protect the existing ones but on the other, the Rajasthan government allowed demolitions of temples, which is unacceptable. The senior BJP leader reiterated that the BJP stands as a beacon of hope for the citizens of Rajasthan. The party's vision is to liberate the people of the state from what is perceived as "Jungle Raj," characterized by concerns over law and order, governance, and the safety and security of the people. Therefore the people should teach a lesson to the party allowing such a felony brazenly.
Others who accompanied Bhag Chand Saini include Jaskor Meena MP, Dr Anil Jain Member Rajya Sabha, Ram Kumar former MP, Prabhu Dyal Sharma District President Dausa and Satyanarayan former President. |
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