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Congress: There’s Strong Undercurrent In Cong Favour, Will Form Govt, Says Gehlot | Jaipur News
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot on Friday said there is a strong undercurrent in favour of the ruling Congress in the state and that he has sensed as much while campaigning across the state. There is a pro-incumbency wave, he asserted.
Villages that previously voted in favour of BJP are now turning to Congress after getting the benefits of the schemes of the Congress government and learning of its policies, said Gehlot a day before polling for Rajasthan assembly election is held.
“I believe that this undercurrent and pro-incumbency will ensure the victory of our candidates, who many felt might not win. If this undercurrent works in our favour, we will form the government,” said Gehlot, urging the people to turn out in big numbers on polling day on Saturday.
The CM added, “Voting is the democratic right of every citizen, and they must exercise it. Opposition leaders who come here from Delhi when elections are around the corner only end up provoking people. BJP has neither offered an alternative nor been critical of our campaign promises. They could have questioned our guarantees but they instead tried to instigate the people.”
Gehlot posted on his X handle a video of his former deputy, Sachin Pilot, which shows the latter highlighting the work of the state government and urging voters in the state to choose Congress and change the trend of parties alternately forming governments every five years. In the run-up to elections, Gehlot and Pilot have presented a united face in the campaigns and jointly addressed quite a few public meetings.
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Villages that previously voted in favour of BJP are now turning to Congress after getting the benefits of the schemes of the Congress government and learning of its policies, said Gehlot a day before polling for Rajasthan assembly election is held.
“I believe that this undercurrent and pro-incumbency will ensure the victory of our candidates, who many felt might not win. If this undercurrent works in our favour, we will form the government,” said Gehlot, urging the people to turn out in big numbers on polling day on Saturday.
The CM added, “Voting is the democratic right of every citizen, and they must exercise it. Opposition leaders who come here from Delhi when elections are around the corner only end up provoking people. BJP has neither offered an alternative nor been critical of our campaign promises. They could have questioned our guarantees but they instead tried to instigate the people.”
Gehlot posted on his X handle a video of his former deputy, Sachin Pilot, which shows the latter highlighting the work of the state government and urging voters in the state to choose Congress and change the trend of parties alternately forming governments every five years. In the run-up to elections, Gehlot and Pilot have presented a united face in the campaigns and jointly addressed quite a few public meetings.
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There’s a strong undercurrent in favour of Congress: Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expresses confidence in Congress’ chances of returning to power in Rajasthan ahead of the single-phase Assembly elections. He senses a strong undercurrent in favor of the Congress and believes that the pro-incumbency wave will ensure victory for many candidates. Gehlot takes a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, highlighting his Rajasthani roots. He urges people to vote in large numbers and criticizes opposition leaders from Delhi who provoke voters. Congress leader Sachin Pilot appeals for people to vote for the Congress and end the tradition of not voting back an incumbent in Rajasthan. The high-pitched campaign for the Rajasthan polls concluded with the Congress winning 99 seats in the 2018 polls.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expresses confidence in Congress’ chances of returning to power in Rajasthan ahead of the single-phase Assembly elections. He senses a strong undercurrent in favor of the Congress and believes that the pro-incumbency wave will ensure victory for many candidates. Gehlot takes a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, highlighting his Rajasthani roots. He urges people to vote in large numbers and criticizes opposition leaders from Delhi who provoke voters. Congress leader Sachin Pilot appeals for people to vote for the Congress and end the tradition of not voting back an incumbent in Rajasthan. The high-pitched campaign for the Rajasthan polls concluded with the Congress winning 99 seats in the 2018 polls.
If we sympathise with ultras, why didnt Centre dismiss our government: Ashok Gehlot
Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot responded to PM Narendra Modis accusations regarding the Congress government allowing a banned outfits rally in Kota last year. Gehlot refuted BJP charges and advised them to focus on policies and performance. He highlighted his governments laws against paper leaks and efforts to improve women safety. Gehlot questioned why the Centre did not dismiss his administration if it sympathised with terrorists. He also mentioned the Rajasthan high court’s involvement in paper leaks.
Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot responded to PM Narendra Modis accusations regarding the Congress government allowing a banned outfits rally in Kota last year. Gehlot refuted BJP charges and advised them to focus on policies and performance. He highlighted his governments laws against paper leaks and efforts to improve women safety. Gehlot questioned why the Centre did not dismiss his administration if it sympathised with terrorists. He also mentioned the Rajasthan high court’s involvement in paper leaks.
Amit Shah accuses Congress, Ashok Gehlot government of being ‘anti-backward class’
Amit Shah accuses Congress and Ashok Gehlot government of being anti-backward class. Congress in Rajasthan appeased its vote bank. Congress opposed Mandal Commission report and did not give constitutional recognition to Backward Classes Commission. Modi government gave constitutional recognition to the Backward Classes Commission and provided 27% reservation in all education systems. Voting for Assembly elections in Rajasthan on November 25, counting on December 3.
Amit Shah accuses Congress and Ashok Gehlot government of being anti-backward class. Congress in Rajasthan appeased its vote bank. Congress opposed Mandal Commission report and did not give constitutional recognition to Backward Classes Commission. Modi government gave constitutional recognition to the Backward Classes Commission and provided 27% reservation in all education systems. Voting for Assembly elections in Rajasthan on November 25, counting on December 3.
