Rajasthan News: Political activities have intensified regarding municipal elections in Rajasthan. Meanwhile, the state organization of Bharatiya Janata Party has prepared a big plan for the election campaign. As per the party's strategy, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma will hold road shows in all the municipal corporations of the state. The BJP organization has started preparations for these road shows and in the last phase of the election campaign, efforts will be made to reach out to as many voters as possible through the Chief Minister.
Marathon campaign will start from September 5
According to the report of First India News, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma's road show From 5th September till the last day of election campaign Will be organized. BJP has planned a large-scale campaign for this. The focus of the party will be on strengthening the electoral environment through the presence of the Chief Minister in different municipal corporation areas.
Preparations for the road show are being made at the level of BJP state organization. The party plans to cover as many municipal corporation areas as possible in a short period of time. For this, the Chief Minister's schedule will be kept very busy.
Road shows in 2 to 3 municipal corporations in a day
According to BJP's strategy, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma Road shows in 2 to 3 municipal corporation areas in a day Can do. That is, during the election campaign the Chief Minister will continuously reach different urban areas. This will help the party to intensify its campaign in many municipal corporation areas in a short time.
According to the report, this strategy has been decided between the team from the Center and the state level leadership of BJP. The organization is finalizing the program and preparations for the Chief Minister's road show.
Political conflict intensifies in civic elections
Both BJP and Congress are working on their own strategies regarding municipal elections in Rajasthan. The plan of the Chief Minister's road show is being considered important from the BJP's election campaign point of view. At the same time, Congress is also engaged in election strategy and damage control at its level.
Through the Chief Minister's frequent road shows, the BJP will try to convey the functioning of its government and the party's election agenda among the urban voters. Now it has to be seen how effective this marathon campaign of the Chief Minister proves for BJP in the last phase of elections.
