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Congress Engaged: Congress Engaged in Politics of Satisfaction – Pratap Singh Khachariyawas | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Civil Lines candidate from Congress, on Thursday, said that their party does not engage in politics of appeasement but rather politics of satisfaction.
The Congress leader said that BJP is not talking about development and lodging complaints with the Election Commission over Congress’ guarantees.
“Campaigning is in its last leg in Rajasthan and all the senior leaders of BJP from across the country are here.This shows their situation. BJP leaders keep saying that Congress follows appeasement policy. I ask BJP to define what is appeasement? We do not do politics of appeasement, we do politics of satisfaction,” said Khachariyawas.
Appealing to voters, the Congress leader said that voters must look at the candidate’s work, irrespective of the political party and ‘send such a candidate to the assembly who is always available for its people’.
“We have fulfilled 95% of the promises we made last time. The Congress government implemented the Old Pension Scheme, Right to Health and many other additional benefits. Rajasthan made sure that no one suffers during Covid-19 and we set up food stalls everywhere. We used all our roadways buses so that migrants could reach their hometowns faster,” said the senior Congress leader. Hitting out at his BJP rival, Khachariyawas said the saffron party harps on religion to suppress the good work done by the Congress government.
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The Congress leader said that BJP is not talking about development and lodging complaints with the Election Commission over Congress’ guarantees.
“Campaigning is in its last leg in Rajasthan and all the senior leaders of BJP from across the country are here.This shows their situation. BJP leaders keep saying that Congress follows appeasement policy. I ask BJP to define what is appeasement? We do not do politics of appeasement, we do politics of satisfaction,” said Khachariyawas.
Appealing to voters, the Congress leader said that voters must look at the candidate’s work, irrespective of the political party and ‘send such a candidate to the assembly who is always available for its people’.
“We have fulfilled 95% of the promises we made last time. The Congress government implemented the Old Pension Scheme, Right to Health and many other additional benefits. Rajasthan made sure that no one suffers during Covid-19 and we set up food stalls everywhere. We used all our roadways buses so that migrants could reach their hometowns faster,” said the senior Congress leader. Hitting out at his BJP rival, Khachariyawas said the saffron party harps on religion to suppress the good work done by the Congress government.
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Union home minister Amit Shah criticizes the Congress for its appeasement politics and accuses the Ashok Gehlot-led government in Rajasthan of corruption and cheating. Shah emphasizes that the BJP has fearlessly upheld the respect of Indian culture. He specifically mentions the recruitment exam paper leaks, which has affected 40 lakh youths in the state. The Rajasthan assembly elections are scheduled for November 25, with vote counting on December 3.
Union home minister Amit Shah criticizes the Congress for its appeasement politics and accuses the Ashok Gehlot-led government in Rajasthan of corruption and cheating. Shah emphasizes that the BJP has fearlessly upheld the respect of Indian culture. He specifically mentions the recruitment exam paper leaks, which has affected 40 lakh youths in the state. The Rajasthan assembly elections are scheduled for November 25, with vote counting on December 3.
Appeasement politics crossed all limits during Congress regime in Rajasthan: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticizes the Congress government in Rajasthan, accusing them of planned communal clashes and appeasement politics. Shah highlights incidents in various cities as examples of the government’s failure to take action against rioters. He expresses confidence in the BJP winning the upcoming assembly elections. Shah also questions Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot about the ‘red diary’ and the government’s alleged irregularities. The BJP has been campaigning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while the Congress has brought in Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticizes the Congress government in Rajasthan, accusing them of planned communal clashes and appeasement politics. Shah highlights incidents in various cities as examples of the government’s failure to take action against rioters. He expresses confidence in the BJP winning the upcoming assembly elections. Shah also questions Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot about the ‘red diary’ and the government’s alleged irregularities. The BJP has been campaigning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while the Congress has brought in Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes the need for a development-focused Rajasthan government, contrasting it with the Congress’ emphasis on corruption and dynastic politics. He accuses the Congress and its allies of having an anti-women mindset and highlights derogatory comments made by the Bihar chief minister. Modi criticizes the Congress for turning a blind eye to atrocities against Dalits. He emphasizes the importance of a development-oriented government in Rajasthan and the role it will play in India’s progress.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes the need for a development-focused Rajasthan government, contrasting it with the Congress’ emphasis on corruption and dynastic politics. He accuses the Congress and its allies of having an anti-women mindset and highlights derogatory comments made by the Bihar chief minister. Modi criticizes the Congress for turning a blind eye to atrocities against Dalits. He emphasizes the importance of a development-oriented government in Rajasthan and the role it will play in India’s progress.
