Time will reveal which party will form the government in Rajasthan on December 3. However, in the meantime, party leaders are garnering headlines by claiming victory based on their respective mandates. After gaining an edge in 10 major exit polls, the BJP is claiming to form the government in Rajasthan. On the other hand, Congress leaders say that this time, traditions, not rulers, are changing in Rajasthan. Chief PCC Govind Singh Dotasra stated that this time the election results will be surprising, and Congress will win more seats than last time.
PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra claimed on Friday that the Congress would form a government in Rajasthan with a full majority. Interestingly, this time the election results will be surprising, and Congress will win more seats than last time.
Changing traditions this time: Dotasra
PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra denied the need for a coalition. Dotasra claims that Congress will receive a clear majority, and there will be no need for any coalition. He asserted, “This time, Rajasthan will change its traditions. The government will be formed based on the achievements of the Gehlot government.”
PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra added, “All the independent and rebel candidates who contested last time have seen our previous term. They will not go with the BJP. They will come with the Congress. Last time, all independent and other party candidates supported us. This trend will continue. We are getting a full majority.”
BJP kept dreaming of Mungeri Lal
Targeting the BJP, Dotasra said that for five years, the BJP continued to fight. He said, “These people had neither policy nor agenda. In these five years, they did nothing in the opposition role. They were just dreaming during Mungeri Lal’s time. 8-10 chief ministers were sitting here.”
Jibe at CP Joshi and Rajendra Rathore
He said, “BJP state president CP Joshi is not contesting the elections himself and does not have the ability to win a single seat. Opposition leader Rajendra Rathore is losing elections himself. If these people did not consider the leadership of former CM Vasundhara Raje, then how will the public accept them.”
