Jaipur: Former chief minister Vasundhara Raje slammed the Congress government for announcing multiple reliefs at the fag end of the tenure is nothing but an attempt to mislead people. She was addressing a public rally at Jhalawar and Jaipur on Friday. “The Gehlot government has opened an empty relief box. These relief announcements of Congress at a time they are losing out to the BJP are just to deflect people’s attention from their failures” said Raje.
She addressed public meetings in 21 villages and towns, including Pipliya, Garnavad Bhawanimandi, Guradiya Joga, Mishroli, Silehgarh, Karavan, Pagariya, Harnavada, Dag, Gangdhar, Chaumahla, and Unhel.She has started the political campaign for the candidates loyal to her. TNN
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She addressed public meetings in 21 villages and towns, including Pipliya, Garnavad Bhawanimandi, Guradiya Joga, Mishroli, Silehgarh, Karavan, Pagariya, Harnavada, Dag, Gangdhar, Chaumahla, and Unhel.She has started the political campaign for the candidates loyal to her. TNN
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Former Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Vasundhara Raje, has filed her nomination for the Jhalrapatan assembly seat for the fifth time. She dismissed speculations of her retirement, stating that she is not going anywhere. Raje clarified her earlier remarks about retirement, stating that she was happy with her son’s progress as an MP and the bond between him and the people of his constituency. Raje was accompanied by her son, Dushyant Singh, and other party leaders when she filed her nomination as the BJP candidate.
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Shopkeepers in Byculla, Mumbai, can now breathe a sigh of relief after a 29-year-old resident, Padmabhushan Ghangade, was arrested for allegedly harassing and extorting money from them. Ghangade had also reportedly assaulted a police constable who tried to arrest him. He had been a nuisance in the area for some time, with several shopkeepers complaining about his behavior. Ghangade has been booked for various offenses, including robbery, attempted murder, criminal intimidation, and assault. The police are also investigating if he has been involved in any other criminal cases in the past.
