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Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma outreach and election strategy

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In early August 2026, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma conducted a two-day outreach in Udaipur, which included a morning walk through Beeda village. Accompanied by cabinet and state ministers, Sharma engaged directly with residents to hear local concerns. During a Gram Vikas Chaupal, he highlighted the “Lakpati Didi” ‘Lakpati Didi’ program for women’s self-reliance and reaffirmed government commitments to safety, health, and education. Following this, Sharma traveled to New Delhi to prepare for Rajasthan’s monsoon legislative session, scheduled for 20 August. He met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Union Minister Dr Manasukh Mandaviya to discuss the state’s development agenda, including the “Rising Rajasthan” ‘Rising Rajasthan’ program and the “MY Bharat” ‘MY Bharat’ initiative. These discussions focused on securing central support for skill-training, sports infrastructure, and the impact of free-trade agreements on local artisans and MSMEs. By late August, the focus shifted toward political strategy. Sharma held video conferences with potential Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidates to outline plans for upcoming municipal elections. He instructed party workers to prioritize grassroots connectivity through door-to-door campaigning and social media, emphasizing government achievements in water, electricity, roads, and farmer welfare to counter opposition narratives. On 9 September 2026, Sharma intensified these efforts by leading a major BJP roadshow in Jaipur. The procession moved from Sanganeri Gate to Tripolia Gate, accompanied by senior leaders including State President Madan Rathore and National General Secretary Harish Dwivedi. During the event, Sharma urged voters to prioritize candidate performance and intentions over caste or community. He also criticized the opposition, asserting that his administration has strengthened law and order while addressing issues regarding religious conversion and appeasement.

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  3. 2026-08-06 09:12 UTC Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma outreach

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