The BJP will form a government with a landslide majority in Rajasthan, freeing the state from the Congress-led jungle raj: Diya Kumari’s

In the initial list of 41 candidates the BJP has revealed, the former member of the royal family has been identified as the party’s candidate for the Vidyadhar Nagar seat in Jaipur

Seven BJP MPs, including Diya Kumari, have been designated to run in the assembly elections on this list.

Jaipur: Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari declared on Monday that the BJP will form the government in Rajasthan with a majority, freeing the populace from the jungle raj, violence against women, corruption, and appeasement politics. He also expressed his gratitude to the party’s leadership for having faith in him and giving him a chance in Jaipur. Let me inform you that MP Diya Kumari is also from Jaipur.

It is interesting that the former member of the royal family has been listed as the party candidate from the Vidyadhar Nagar seat in Jaipur on the initial list of 41 candidates that the BJP announced on Monday. Seven BJP MPs, including Diya Kumari, have been designated to run in the assembly elections on this list.

The Bharatiya Janata Party will secure enough votes to establish a majority administration in Rajasthan under the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The people of Rajasthan will be liberated from the Congress government’s appeasement policies, the “jungle raj,” atrocities against women, and corruption.

Rajsamand BJP member Diya Kumari

He wished for a resounding win and thanked the BJP candidates who had declared for the various seats in the upcoming Rajasthan Assembly Elections-2023. He predicted that the BJP would gain an unheard-of foundation of support in Rajasthan, and the lotus of transformation would grow.

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Assembly elections for five states, including Rajasthan, will take place on the dates declared by the Election Commission on Monday. On November 23, Rajasthan will hold one round of voting, and on December 3, the results will be tallied. However, because Devuthani Ekadashi falls on November 23, there have already been demonstrations in the state about the election dates.

The International Harisheva Dham’s Mahant and Mahamandaleshwar Hansram have asked the poll Commission to move the poll from November 23 to a later or earlier date so that the general public can take part in religious celebrations. During Devuthani Ekadashi, marriages and other auspicious events will occur. The voting process would be impacted because Pushkar, in the district of Ajmer, is also hosting an international fair during this period.

On top of that, it’s possible that on November 23rd, Devuthavani Ekadashi, more than 50,000 marriages would take place in Rajasthan. The Devuthavani Ekadashi day is regarded as the most popular time for weddings. In the state, where the election bureau has set a target of 75 percent voting in all 51,756 polling places, experts think that this may have an impact on the voting percentage.