‘BJP leaders only come to meet RSS people…’ claims CM Gehlot’s minister before elections

Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023: In view of the Rajasthan assembly elections, frequent visits of leaders have started in Kota division. Sometimes Congress and sometimes BJP’s top leaders are coming to Kota. On Sunday, CP Joshi came to Kota and met the enlightened people and BJP workers under the 9-year unmatched program. Also interacted with them directly.

Regarding this dialogue program, UDH minister Shanti Dhariwal has made a direct attack on CP Joshi. He said that these leaders do not come to meet the common people but come to meet the RSS workers and the enlightened ones also belong to the BJP. Minister Dhariwal says that these leaders have no concern with the common man. He goes after meeting these leaders.

‘BJP does not have any issue related to the public’
Urban Development and Self-Government Minister Shanti Dhariwal has given a statement regarding the visit of BJP state president and BJP leaders in the coming days. Minister Dhariwal termed the padayatra being taken out under the Hath Se Hath Jodo campaign as a movement and said that while in the government, we are asking the public whether they are happy with the welfare schemes of the state and the government. Attacking the opposition party, he said that BJP does not have any issue related to the public.

‘People have made up their mind to repeat Congress’
Shanti Dhariwal said that the Rajasthan government is providing relief to the people of the state from inflation and the people have made up their mind to repeat the Congress. Under the Hath se Hath Jod campaign, the continuous march under the leadership of Minister Shanti Dhariwal is reaching every house in each ward.

Minister Dhariwal and PCC member Amit Dhariwal were welcomed and thanked by the ward residents for the development work done in the ward. During this, Minister Dhariwal also listened to the problems and gave instructions to solve them on the spot.

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