The results of the crucial assembly polls in five states, seen as a semi-final to next year's Lok Sabha elections, are set to be declared on December 11.
"I am here to fight and win the election and not to contest for the sake of contesting," the son of former BJP leader Jaswant Singh said to PTI.
He alleged that in 2014, an environment was created against the Manmohan Singh government.
The AIMF chief appealed to the voters to defeat "fundamentalist and communal forces".
Dispute is over Phulera, Kishangarh, Chittorgarh, Ganganagar and Phalodi seats.
Elections are scheduled to be held on December 7.
The BJP has two sitting Muslim MLAs – Habibur Rahman (Nagaur) and Transport Minister Yoonus Khan (Deedwana). The party has dropped Rahman and the candidate for the Deedwana seat has not been announced yet.
The PM's schedule includes a rally in Chhattisgarh's Bastar, which is a Naxal-violence hit area and is going to polls in the first phase of elections on November 12.
CM Adityanath told the public rally that the public determination to build the temple will make the task easier, adding that the issue of construction work will be taken up after Diwali.
Singh, who joined the Congress Wednesday, exuded confidence in the leadership of Rahul Gandhi saying it is important for the country's leader to have humanity, which the Congress chief has in abundance.
Meena, who is a five-time legislator and seen as the patriarch of the Meena community, said Sachin Pilot "was already a chief minister for the Congress" so he should clear his stand on reservation to Gujjars and Meenas.
The Urban Development and Housing department had rolled out a policy on allotment of land to Pakistani Hindu migrants in May, and a fresh circular was issued on October 5 to amend it.
While the C fore survey is restricted to Rajasthan, the ABP News-CVoter opinion poll has also predicted the outcome of the Assembly elections in BJP-ruled Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, giving an edge to the Congress in both the states.
Later in the day, Gandhi will also address a public gathering at Bhikhabhai college in Sagwara.
Official sources confirmed the process of identifying duplicate voters will continue till September 20. The exact figure however, will only be known after the completion of the process.
Poet-turned-politician Kumar Vishwas has been removed as AAP's Rajasthan in charge.
New Delhi: Rajasthan has registered over 74 percent voting in just concluded assembly elections. Counting will take place on Dec 8 and it's time to take a look at some of the most important candidates
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