Jaipur : Five MLAs of Rajasthan have become MPs by winning the Lok Sabha elections. That is why by-elections will now be held on these seats (Rajasthan By-Election 2024), through which the public will elect a new MLA for their area. These by-elections can be held in the last month of this year, but the politics of the state has started heating up regarding them. Whether it is BJP, or Congress, or BAP, the leaders of all the parties are not leaving any opportunity to accuse each other. In this sequence, Rajkumar Roat has tweeted on Wednesday, due to which political activities in the state are expected to increase.
‘With what face will the BJP officials campaign?’
Rajkumar Roat, who reached the Parliament by defeating the star BJP leader from Banswara-Dungarpur Lok Sabha seat by record votes, posted from his official X account and wrote, ‘Chaurasi Assembly by-election. BJP out of syllabus. The Chief Minister made many announcements with the aim of winning the elections on the 5 assembly seats in Rajasthan where by-elections are to be held, but did not take the name of the only Chaurasi assembly. Now with what face will the BJP officials campaign in Chaurasi. Bhajanlal has already accepted defeat in Chaurasi.’ Let us tell you that the five assembly seats on which by-elections are to be held include Nagaur’s Khinvsar, Dausa, Jhunjhunu, Chaurasi, Deoli and Uniara seats.
Chaurasi Vidhan Sabha by-election – BJP out of syllabus
In Rajasthan, the Chief Minister made many announcements with the aim of winning the elections for the 5 assembly seats where by-elections are to be held, but did not mention the only Chaurasi assembly constituency. Now with what face will the BJP officials campaign in Chaurasi? Bhajan Lal ji had…
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