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Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma outreach and election strategy

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In late September 2026, political tensions between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress party intensified. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma accused the Congress of attempting to ‘discredit constitutional institutions to mask electoral losses,’ alleging the opposition is spreading misinformation regarding the integrity of the electoral process. Addressing specific claims about the Election Commission, Sharma noted that a joint statement issued on 26 September clarified that key decisions, including the Special Institutional Report (SIR), were made unanimously by all three commissioners. He also referenced a May 2026 Supreme Court ruling that upheld the legality of the SIR process. During this period, Sharma also focused on local governance and development. He met with newly elected BJP municipal councillors in Jaipur, urging them to create development blueprints for their wards following a broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program. wards. In a public meeting in Barmer, Sharma highlighted the BJP’s success in local body elections, noting the party secured boards in 204 local bodies, including Barmer, Jaisalmer, and Balotra. bodies. He contrasted his administration with the previous Congress government, which he claimed left the state in a ‘dilapidated’ condition. Sharma defended his tenure by stating that no paper leaks have occurred during his nearly three years in office and announced developmental projects worth over 2,824 crore rupees for the Jodhpur division, targeting infrastructure such as roads, electricity, and water. He further criticized the Congress agenda, characterizing it as being centered on ‘corruption and appeasement.’ division. By early October 2026, Sharma expanded his outreach to rural governance, holding governance. He held a virtual dialogue with Panchayati Raj representatives and Sarpanchs. He emphasized the role of villages in Sarpanchs, emphasizing that strengthening local governance is essential to achieving a ‘Developed India’ India.’ He highlighted the use of ‘Seva Sankalp Raths’ to disseminate information about welfare programs and recognized praised local leaders for initiatives in sanitation, education, sanitation and environmental conservation. education. Additionally, Sharma met with BJP workers from Jaipur, Dausa, and Sawai Madhopur, urging them to aim for total victory in upcoming Panchayat elections by countering opposition narratives with the state government’s focus on good governance.

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