Ministers and MPs are adopting various tactics to woo voters in the Rajasthan Assembly by-elections and win them over to their side. Rajasthan cabinet minister Kirori Lal Meena roams in the audience holding a ‘Bhiksham Dehi’ poster and holding an alms bowl in his hand to make his brother and BJP candidate win. When they see the public, they introduce their characters and say: vote for them. On the other hand, Bharatpur Youth Congress MP Sanjana Jatav is also asking for votes from the public.
Sanjana is spreading her wings for Congress candidate Aryan Zuber in the Ramgarh by-elections and urging people to line their pockets with votes. Minister Kirori Lal Meena says about his new form of begging: ‘Bhikshaam Dehi is that feeling where both the giver and the receiver give meaning to the eternal feeling. In the Sanatan Dharma tradition, receiving alms has the greatest importance, in which the alms-giver gives the beggar what he wants. To make the nation of India continuously safe, I ask for votes and support from all houses under the Bhiksham Dehi campaign, which you will definitely provide.
Rajasthan Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasara taunts Minister Kirori Lal Meena and says I thank the people of Dausa for bringing Kirori to this condition. Now the public calls him Akaam Dehi. However, the Congress representative is also asking for votes. Sanjana Jatav says I am Alwar’s daughter-in-law and I have right to demand from my in-laws. Voters here will fill their constituency with votes and make the Congress candidate win. Let us tell you that Dausa and Ramgarh assembly seats are places where there is a close contest. A slight variation in votes can tip the results in someone’s favor. The BJP has deployed its entire army in both seats, so tomorrow Sachin Pilot’s meeting will be in both seats.
