Jaipur: BJP MP Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore on Monday said his party is ready to fight the ‘war’ and will leave no stone unturned for winning assembly elections in Rajasthan scheduled to be held on November 23.
The MP from Jaipur Rural has been named the party’s candidate from Jaipur’s Jhotwara seat in the first list of BJP’s 41 candidates for the Assembly polls. Speaking to ANI, Rathore thanked the party’s top leadership for fielding him in the Assembly polls.
“A new zeal comes among party workers because some of the people who used to work with PM Modi and who PM Modi has watched carefully are being fielded in the Assembly election. We are ready to fight a war, and we will leave no seat, no morcha. This is a good message…This is a battle for this country,” said Rathore.
The former Union minister added, “I am thankful that BJP workers and PM Modi believed I would be able to replicate the kind of work I did as an MP, in the assembly. A major change is required in Rajasthan.”
On being asked about BJP’s CM face for the upcoming Rajasthan election, Rathore said, “The most important thing is for a team to work in such a manner that they can do politics of development in Rajasthan and bring change. The politics of face that happened in the last five years has ruined Rajasthan… Report card politics takes place in BJP – not dynasty but report card.” BJP will contest the elections on PM Narendra Modi’s face and deliver good governance, he added. ANI
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The MP from Jaipur Rural has been named the party’s candidate from Jaipur’s Jhotwara seat in the first list of BJP’s 41 candidates for the Assembly polls. Speaking to ANI, Rathore thanked the party’s top leadership for fielding him in the Assembly polls.
“A new zeal comes among party workers because some of the people who used to work with PM Modi and who PM Modi has watched carefully are being fielded in the Assembly election. We are ready to fight a war, and we will leave no seat, no morcha. This is a good message…This is a battle for this country,” said Rathore.
The former Union minister added, “I am thankful that BJP workers and PM Modi believed I would be able to replicate the kind of work I did as an MP, in the assembly. A major change is required in Rajasthan.”
On being asked about BJP’s CM face for the upcoming Rajasthan election, Rathore said, “The most important thing is for a team to work in such a manner that they can do politics of development in Rajasthan and bring change. The politics of face that happened in the last five years has ruined Rajasthan… Report card politics takes place in BJP – not dynasty but report card.” BJP will contest the elections on PM Narendra Modi’s face and deliver good governance, he added. ANI
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