In Pics: India TV's mega election conclave 'Chunav Manch'
Politics | November 28, 2018 18:30 ISTIndia TV 'Chunav Manch' Rajasthan witnessed participation from top-ranking leaders from both the Congress as well as the BJP.
India TV 'Chunav Manch' Rajasthan witnessed participation from top-ranking leaders from both the Congress as well as the BJP.
Lashing out at the 'naamdar' (dynast) Congress leader, PM Modi said that he was like the people and was not born with a golden spoon.
India TV 'Chunav Manch' Rajasthan will witness participation from top-ranking leaders from both the Congress as well as the BJP.
Rajasthan Assembly Elections will be held on December 7 and the results will be declared on December 11.
The prime minister claimed that Congress party's Rajya Sabha members, who are also lawyers, had tried to scare away the apex court judges to ensure the hearing in the cases is delayed until after the 2019 Lok Sabha election.
Earlier, his two colleagues Raj Babbar and CP Joshi had also courted controversy by passing remarks on the prime minister's nonagenarian mother and his caste.
The AICC general secretary, who is contesting December 7 elections from Jodhpur's Sardarpura seat, is conducting electioneering in Mewar region for the party.
Chitra Singh said she has been going door to door and meeting women, appealing them to channelise their anger against the BJP government by voting for the son of ailing BJP leader Jaswant Singh.
Assembly elections in Rajasthan are scheduled to be held in single phase on December 7, 2018. Results for Rajasthan Assembly elections 2018 will be declared on December 11.
The two parties have fielded 33 candidates each belonging to the Jat community for the December 7 polls.
After at least 579 candidates withdrawing their nominations for the December 7 elections on Thursday, 2,873 candidates have been left in the fray.
There will be three-way contests also for seats where other independents and parties like the Bahujan Samaj Party are challenging the two major parties.
"We have done so much development works in the state in the past five years that successive Congress governments failed to do in 50 years of their rule", she claimed.
While both the BJP and the Congress have fielded more doctors for this election than the last polls in 2013, leaders say there were several more who were hopeful to secure tickets but lagged behind in the race.
The prime minister is likely to hold rallies in Alwar, Bhilwara, Beneshwar Dham on November 25, he said. Modi is also expected to hold a public meeting in Kota on November 26.
The rally in Alwar, which has 11 Assembly constituencies, will be the first major poll-related meeting in the state after the declaration of the names of candidates for the December 7 elections.
Just as the election is approaching, it is clear that certain issues may make or break the chances of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to retain power in the state.
The action was taken after a video purportedly showing Ahuja distributing money went viral.
Assembly elections in Rajasthan are scheduled to be held in single phase on December 7, 2018. In the last elections in 2013, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had won a majority in the 200-seat Rajasthan Assembly.
Out of 18 seats, Loktantrik Janata Dal & Rashtriya Lok Dal will contest on 2 seats each while NCP will contest on one seat.
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