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  • Mood of Ratangrh This Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023

    Mood of Ratangrh This Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023

    Ratangarh. Election year is interesting especially for the public who is usually ignored for five years before the politicians are reminded of their voters. Slowly the mood for elections can be seen in Ratangarh legislative assembly area as well. Candidates waiting for an opportunity to get the party ticket this year, have already started preparing for the elections.

    Social media of the candidates have become active with many already started campaigning and Jan Sabhayen to meet people in their constituency. Ratangarh legislative assembly has been an important seat in the Shekhawati region. BJP candidates have been winning this seat for the last two year but this year it seems, it will be difficult for the BJP to blossom their lotus.

    In the year 2013, Pusaram Godara was the candidate of Congress and Rajkumar Rinwa from BJP, who later won as a part of ‘Modi Wave’. In 2018 i.e. in the very next elections, BJP chose Abhinesh Maharishi as their MLA candidate who is of Sangh background and Bhanwarlal Pujari was from Congress.

    In these elections, Rajkumar Rinwan and Pusaram Godara fought as independent candidates. The results were quite shocking because Congress candidate Bhanwarlal Pujari and former MLA and independent Rajkumar Rinwan lost their deposits, as they got so few votes. Pusaram Godara who was contested as an independent came second position with a margin of just a few votes, getting around 59,320 votes.

    This large number of votes given to independent candidates has raised chances of Pusaram Godara in getting Congress ticket in 2023 elections. Already a member of Pradesh Congress Committee, Pusaram ji has started going to events along with his supporters, rallies to cover the important events in the area and taking part in state level events of Congress party. Pusaram was also a part of the Silent Satyagrah organized by the Congress party on Wednesday.

    Whereas, Abhinesh Maharshi, the current MLA from Ratangarh has done well initially but people have complained that he is out of touch with the public. Not meeting people, less interaction with the public, not resolving the issue of the public in his constituency, is the reason many expect an anti-incumbency in this year’s election.

    Although Rajasthan has not repeated the same government in power, but on local level, MLAs performance will decide the result. Now it has to be seen, who will Congress give the ticket. To a new candidate and repeat the same mistake or to Pusaram Godara, to rectify its mistake.

  • Coaching student commits suicide, creates ruckus

    Coaching student commits suicide, creates ruckus

    Jaipur : Another coaching student from Kota, Pushpendra Singh, committed suicide by hanging himself on Sunday. Pushpendra Singh had come to Kota seven days back for NEET coaching. He lived in a hostel in Rajiv Gandhi Nagar with his relative’s son. His cousin went to the market on Sunday, when Pushpendra hanged himself. When he returned after some time, the gate of the room was found closed. He called Pushpendra, but the gate did not open. After which he informed the hostel operator about the closure of the gate over the phone. When the hostel operator broke open the door, Pushpendra was found hanging. Police and relatives were informed about the incident. The family reached Kota from Jalore on Monday morning. The police handed over the dead body to the relatives after conducting the post-mortem in their presence.
    According to the police, no suicide note has been received from the student yet. In such a situation, the reason for the suicide will be clear only after the investigation. Meanwhile, a relative of the deceased raised the question that why children are committing suicide in Kota, the government should find out the reason. He said, “It has been only seven days since our child came here. Now tell who is to be held responsible. Kota, hostel, coaching or anyone else. We want the reason to be probed and the truth to come out.” Let us tell you that in the last six months, about 15 cases have come to light in Kota, in which students have either committed suicide or tried to commit suicide.

  • Kidnapping of a minor in Rajasthan, killing the father chasing the miscreants

    Kidnapping of a minor in Rajasthan, killing the father chasing the miscreants

    Jaipur (IANS). A father was beaten to death while chasing miscreants who had kidnapped his daughter at Lalsot in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Police officials gave this information on Tuesday.

    The incident was informed late on Sunday night. As soon as the news spread in the village, the villagers blocked the police station. After seven hours, they agreed to allow the postmortem of the deceased to be done.

    The police have registered a case under the POCSO Act. Station in-charge Nathulal Meena said that on the basis of the complaint of the widow of the deceased, a case of murder has been registered.

    According to the complaint, the couple was returning from the farm late on Sunday night when they saw the miscreants forcibly dragging their daughter out of the house.

    The father tried to chase them with his bike. But two miscreants stopped his bike and beat him to death. Thereafter the accused Rajaram, Rajendra and another person fled leaving the girl midway.

    SHO Nathulal Meena told that the matter is being investigated and soon the culprits will be arrested.

  • Rajasthan BJP reshuffled its top team

    Rajasthan BJP reshuffled its top team

    Jaipur (IANS) With less than six months left for the Rajasthan assembly elections, the BJP has announced a major reshuffle in its state unit.

    Under this, Alwar MP Mahant Balak Nath has been made the State Vice President. Nath belongs to the OBC Yadav community, who defeated veteran Congress leader Bhanwar Jitendra Singh from Alwar in the 2018 Lok Sabha elections.

    MLA Madan Dilawar, a critic of Raje, who was in the previous executive, has been dropped from the latest list. Dilawar was sidelined during Raje’s tenure, but was brought back under former state BJP chief Satish Poonia.

    Meanwhile, BJP’s Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari has retained her position in the list of office-bearers.

    BJP sources said that the new names have been included keeping in view the social engineering equations.

    The new 29-member list has 11 state vice-presidents, five general secretaries, 11 secretaries, one treasurer and one co-treasurer. The emphasis has been on OBCs, MBCs, SCs and STs in the 29-member executive committee to “achieve social engineering just before the elections”, party leaders said.

    It is necessary to mention here that assembly elections are to be held in Rajasthan in December.

    This step by C.P. This comes three months after Joshi took over as the state BJP president. The new BJP state executive follows the one that was constituted in 2020 during the tenure of Satish Poonia, who headed the committee between 2019 and 2023.

    The names of OBC and MBC (Most Backward Class) leaders as well as leaders from Jat, Gujjar, Yadav, Bishnoi, Kumawat and Saini castes have been included in the list, and so have the names of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities.

    The emphasis has been on backward castes, SCs and STs to achieve social engineering just before elections.

    Party sources said some of the new vice-presidents include Tonk-Sawai Madhopur MP Sukhbir Jaunapuria, who is from the Gujjar community, former MP C.R. Chowdhary and Santosh Ahlawat – both Jats – and former minister Prabhulal Saini, some of whom are supporters of former CM Vasundhara Raje.

  • Pilot camp minister in Rajasthan refuses to contest next election

    Pilot camp minister in Rajasthan refuses to contest next election

    Jaipur (IANS) | Amid the ongoing tussle in the Congress in Rajasthan, a senior MLA and minister from the Pilot camp has said that he will not contest the upcoming assembly elections. After this, differences have once again come to the fore in the Gehlot and Pilot camps. However, all the senior ministers of the Gehlot camp want to contest the elections.

    72-year-old Deepender Singh Shekhawat, a pro-Pilot MLA and former assembly speaker, has refused to contest the assembly elections. Shekhawat said, now I will be MLA for three to four more months and after that the code of conduct will be imposed. Considering my health, I have decided that I will not contest the next assembly elections.

    Shekhawat has announced not to contest elections even in a public program in the past.

    On the other hand, 73-year-old state education minister B.D. Kalla, who belongs to the Ashok Gehlot camp, has refused to withdraw from the election race.

    On the issue of elderly leaders not contesting, Kalla said, “If someone else is ready to contest, I will leave the seat.” However, as of now no one is ready.. no one is ready to contest against the BJP. That’s why my ground is absolutely clear. I will contest the election, I am the winning candidate.

    Another Congress minister Hemaram Chowdhary, who is a Pilot supporter, has already announced that he will not contest the next election.

    Congress state in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa had recently said that ‘elderly leaders should give up the fascination of the chair and set an example by giving place to the youth’.

    In fact, other Congress MLAs including Bharat Singh from Sangod and Congress MLA from Shiv Assembly constituency Amin Khan have also refused to contest the next election. All the leaders have given the plea to take the youth forward.

    Bharat Singh and Amin Khan, while advocating to take the youth forward, have said several times in various public forums that they will not contest the next elections. Most of the leaders in Congress who have announced to withdraw from the election field are above 75 years.

    –IANS

  • Relationship embarrassed, aunt’s son raped a minor

    Relationship embarrassed, aunt’s son raped a minor

    Sawai madhopur. Kalyugi Bhai, who embarrassed the brother-sister relationship, finally got caught by the police. Bauli police station has executed the action in the case of kidnapping and raping its own minor sister. In the case, the Bauli police station has arrested the son of the aunt of the accused victim. The proceedings were executed in Sawai Madhopur.
    Giving information, Bauli police station officer Harwant Singh Randhawa said that on March 31, 2023, a resident of a village in Bauli police station area had lodged a complaint of kidnapping of his daughter. The victim’s father had accused Chauth’s Barwada area resident of kidnapping his daughter. After which the Bauli police station arrested the minor girl after two days. A minor girl gave a complaint against her maternal uncle’s son for raping her in Jaipur. On which the police station registered a case under different sections of rape and kidnapping under the POCSO Act.
    After registering the case, a team was formed under the direction of SHO Harwant Singh Randhawa. With the help of informers, the Baulli police station arrested the accused from Sawai Madhopur. At present, the Bauli police station is engaged in questioning the accused. SHO Harwant Singh Randhawa told that under the direction of District Superintendent of Police Harshvardhan Agarwala, the action will continue continuously under the campaign for the arrest of the absconding and wanted accused.

  • Don’t raise slogans for me, put up hoardings of central schemes: Rajasthan’s new BJP president

    Don’t raise slogans for me, put up hoardings of central schemes: Rajasthan’s new BJP president

    Jaipur (IANS) | Newly appointed Rajasthan BJP president Chandra Prakash Joshi on Monday took charge at the party headquarters in Jaipur, where he asked BJP workers not to raise slogans for him or waste time in welcoming him. Rather advised them to put up hoardings of central schemes and not of leaders. Addressing the workers, he said, I tell all of you, never raise slogans for me. I am a common worker like you. The party wanted to hand over this responsibility to a worker. That’s why I have been made the president. The chairman has a role, but we all will work together.

    Joshi said that people wanted me to sit on their shoulders and go to the state office. However, I refused and told them that I felt pushed and pulled in the crowd like a common worker. In the same way, let me feel the push and the pull. That’s where the real fun is.

    Joshi said, we do not have to waste time in reception. Now the schemes of the Center have to be promoted all over Rajasthan. Be it the rail budget or the construction of the Ram temple. Hoardings have to be put up for all of them, not for any leader. Speaking on the killing of Kanhaiyalal in Udaipur, Joshi said, Kanhaiya’s neck has not been cut in Udaipur, but the Congress government’s neck has been cut. Those who helped Kanhaiya are getting threats today. It would not be good if they faced any problem.

    During the swearing-in ceremony, former state president Satish Poonia bowed down from the stage and thanked the people. Chittorgarh MP CP Joshi left for Jaipur by road along with his supporters from Delhi at 7 am on Monday. He was warmly welcomed by BJP workers at various places.

    –IANS

  • 30 cases of Kovid-19 registered in Rajasthan in one day, 2 people died

    30 cases of Kovid-19 registered in Rajasthan in one day, 2 people died

    Jaipur| On Sunday, 30 people of Kovid-19 have been found corona positive in Rajasthan and two people have died. While the total number of active cases in the state has gone up to 117. The concern of the people has also increased due to the increase in corona cases. One death occurred in Bhilwara and the other in Jaipur due to Corona. Bhilwara, which once became a hotspot of Covid infection, has 19 active cases, while Udaipur has 29, Jaipur 23, Bikaner 12, Rajsamand 11, Jodhpur 7, Jalore 5, Hanumangarh, Ganganagar, Kota and Bharatpur one each. There’s a case.

    Health officials confirmed that a total of 2,137 samples were tested on Sunday, of which 30 were found positive. On Saturday, the state registered 24 new cases and one death. The person died in Bhilwara.

    Bhilwara District Collector Ashish Modi said that at present the corona infection is spreading and the number may increase rapidly. I appeal to the residents of Bhilwara district to follow all the Covid guidelines. Wash hands frequently, use a mask and avoid crowds.

    Earlier, the corona report of four Australian tourists came positive last Wednesday, who were kept under observation at the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS) here as a precautionary measure.

    RUHS Superintendent Ajit Singh said that four Australians staying in a hotel in Sawai Madhopur were brought to Jaipur after they were found infected with Kovid-19. Singh said that out of the four, three have symptoms while one has cold.

    Meanwhile, a health official said, sampling and surveillance have been a regular feature here. The cases have increased due to drop in temperature in the last few days. If needed, the process of sampling will be increased.

    –IANS