Jaipur News Desk: After the by-election results came out, protests have started coming out among the people at many places. In the elections held on 7 seats, BJP got 5 seats while Congress had to be satisfied with only 1 seat. In such a situation, people associated with Congress have come on the front foot regarding the shortcomings during the elections. This time Congress had to face the resentment of Muslim community in the assembly by-election held on Jhunjhunu seat. This time the invincible fort of Congress collapsed due to the resentment of the Muslim community. However, while giving a statement regarding this matter, PCC chief Dotasara had said that Ola was already very confident about this seat.
Muslim community was already angry
On behalf of Muslim Nyay Manch, there was a demand to give tickets to the Muslim community in the by-elections. A Mahapanchayat was also held regarding the ticket, but the Congress party, expressing confidence in the Ola family, made MP Brijendra Ola’s son Brijendra Ola its candidate for Jhunjhunu seat. After making Amit Ola the candidate, the Muslim community kept distance from Congress meetings. As a result, Congress lost badly. Now after the results of the by-elections, the Muslim community has once again started raising the demand for equal political share in votes.
Preparation to field candidates!
Today, while holding a press conference, Muslim Nyaya Manch has raised the demand of Congress Party to give equal political share in votes in urban body elections and Panchayati Raj elections. Muslim Nyaya Manch convenor Imran Badgurjar said that the Muslim community has always been a traditional voter of Congress. But if Congress does not give tickets in the civic and Panchayati Raj elections, then Muslim Nyaya Manch will field its candidates. He said that soon a big conference will be organized in Jaipur. The committee of Muslim Nyaya Manch will be expanded in all the districts of the state. Muslim Nyay Manch warned the Congress that if there is neglect in the civic elections, then Muslim Nyay Manch candidates will contest in 60 wards of Jhunjhunu city.
