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Narpat Singh Rajvi: Now Bjp Faces Protests In Chittorgarh Against Rajvi | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The BJP is again facing rebellion by moving MLA Narpat Singh Rajvi from Jaipur’s Vidyadhar Nagar seat. This time, the protests have begun in Chittorgarh, where Rajvi has been nominated. No sooner was the BJP’s second list announced, the supporters of Chittorgarh MLA Chandrabhan Singh Aakhya started protesting against party state president CP Joshi at the party office in Chittorgarh for fielding Rajvi from there on Saturday.
In its special election report on Chittorgarh, TOI mentioned that supporters of Aakhya have warned that ‘Agar Rajvi ayya, toh Rajpal hoga’ (If Rajvi is given the ticket, people will protest the way the dropped candidate from Jhotwara, Rajpal Singh Shehkawat, is holding protests). Aakhya rushed to the party office to address his supporters upon learning they were gathering there.
“I can assure you that your sentiments and feelings will be addressed to those concerned. Injustice of any kind will not be tolerated. I will inform you what should be done by Sunday,” said the disappointed MLA.
In a video from Chittorgarh, he can be seen appealing to people to stay calm and not take the law into their hands. The angry supporters arned that they will show black flags to Rajvi the day he enters the constituency.
A report stated that his supporters have been called from across the state to hold a march in Chittorgarh on Sunday. Meanwhile, the protest in Jhotwara continues. The supporters of Rajpal Singh Shekhawat continue to raise their protest in the assembly.
“The protest will further intensify as they didn’t pay heed to the demands made by not including the name of the Rajpalji in the list,” said a supporter of the Rajpal.
Even in Sanchore, protests against candidate Devji Patel are aggravating with each passing day. Protestors are showing him black flags or attacking him on social media.
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In its special election report on Chittorgarh, TOI mentioned that supporters of Aakhya have warned that ‘Agar Rajvi ayya, toh Rajpal hoga’ (If Rajvi is given the ticket, people will protest the way the dropped candidate from Jhotwara, Rajpal Singh Shehkawat, is holding protests). Aakhya rushed to the party office to address his supporters upon learning they were gathering there.
“I can assure you that your sentiments and feelings will be addressed to those concerned. Injustice of any kind will not be tolerated. I will inform you what should be done by Sunday,” said the disappointed MLA.
In a video from Chittorgarh, he can be seen appealing to people to stay calm and not take the law into their hands. The angry supporters arned that they will show black flags to Rajvi the day he enters the constituency.
A report stated that his supporters have been called from across the state to hold a march in Chittorgarh on Sunday. Meanwhile, the protest in Jhotwara continues. The supporters of Rajpal Singh Shekhawat continue to raise their protest in the assembly.
“The protest will further intensify as they didn’t pay heed to the demands made by not including the name of the Rajpalji in the list,” said a supporter of the Rajpal.
Even in Sanchore, protests against candidate Devji Patel are aggravating with each passing day. Protestors are showing him black flags or attacking him on social media.
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