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Mayawati: BJP and Congress Accused of Using Dalits as Vote Banks: Mayawati | Jaipur News
Jaipur: BSP chief Mayawati, while addressing a public meeting in Gangapur on Sunday, blamed both BJP and Congress for depriving Dalits of their interests. She said both the parties only used them as “vote-banks” to shine in politics.
She also addressed a public meeting in Karauli. “These two parties have never thought about their interests, whereas BSP has ruled Uttar Pradesh four times by taking all communities along,” she said.
She appealed to people to vote for BSP candidates during the assembly elections in Rajasthan.“The central government and the Congress government in Rajasthan are working to spread propaganda. But people will not be misled by them,” she further added.
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She also addressed a public meeting in Karauli. “These two parties have never thought about their interests, whereas BSP has ruled Uttar Pradesh four times by taking all communities along,” she said.
She appealed to people to vote for BSP candidates during the assembly elections in Rajasthan.“The central government and the Congress government in Rajasthan are working to spread propaganda. But people will not be misled by them,” she further added.
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Man attacks BSP candidate with an axe
A BSP candidate in Suryapet district, India, was injured after being attacked with an axe by a local villager. The attacker’s father had a property dispute with the candidate. The candidate was campaigning when the altercation occurred, resulting in the attacker picking up an axe. The incident was captured on video and shared on social media. The BSP state president condemned the attack and called for increased security for the candidate.
A BSP candidate in Suryapet district, India, was injured after being attacked with an axe by a local villager. The attacker’s father had a property dispute with the candidate. The candidate was campaigning when the altercation occurred, resulting in the attacker picking up an axe. The incident was captured on video and shared on social media. The BSP state president condemned the attack and called for increased security for the candidate.
‘Stop Gehlot from coming to power again’: JP Nadda urges people to vote for BJP in Rajasthan
BJP national president JP Nadda urged voters in Rajasthan to vote against Ashok Gehlot and prevent him from coming to power again. Nadda accused the Gehlot government of preventing the Centre’s housing scheme from reaching the people of Rajasthan, resulting in the deprivation of nine lakh houses. Nadda also highlighted the benefits of voting for the BJP, including increased financial support for farmers and improved healthcare under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also emphasized the importance of the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan for the state’s development.
BJP national president JP Nadda urged voters in Rajasthan to vote against Ashok Gehlot and prevent him from coming to power again. Nadda accused the Gehlot government of preventing the Centre’s housing scheme from reaching the people of Rajasthan, resulting in the deprivation of nine lakh houses. Nadda also highlighted the benefits of voting for the BJP, including increased financial support for farmers and improved healthcare under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also emphasized the importance of the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan for the state’s development.
Home voting: Over 12,000 elderly and disabled voters cast votes for Rajasthan assembly polls
Over 12,000 elderly and disabled voters in Rajasthan have cast their votes from home in the first phase of the state’s assembly elections. The Election Commission has sent special polling teams to record the votes of people aged above 80 and those with disabilities using postal ballots. In total, 62,927 voters have applied for the home voting facility. Voting will continue at homes through postal ballots until November 19, with special teams visiting those who were not home during the first phase on November 20 and 21.
Over 12,000 elderly and disabled voters in Rajasthan have cast their votes from home in the first phase of the state’s assembly elections. The Election Commission has sent special polling teams to record the votes of people aged above 80 and those with disabilities using postal ballots. In total, 62,927 voters have applied for the home voting facility. Voting will continue at homes through postal ballots until November 19, with special teams visiting those who were not home during the first phase on November 20 and 21.
