BJP candidate from Gandhinagar South, Alpesh Thakor, said on Thursday that after the BJP came to power, “Gunda raj” ended and the state was freed from “curfew raj.”
Reiterating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slogan, “Aa Gujarat me banavyu chhe,” he said, “if you understand this, you will never vote for any other party.” Thakor filed his nomination for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly Election in the presence of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.
Thakor exuded confidence in the party winning over 150 seats in the elections.
“Twenty seven years before now, there was various “Bhai log” across the state. People did not use to get proper drinking water, education facilities were poor, in fracture was poor. But when the BJP came to power, the “Gunda raj” ended, people, get clean drinking water, and the infrastructure improved. Gujarat became free from the ‘curfew raj’,” he said.
The BJP leader, who was earlier in Congress before 2019, also took on his previous party stating that it has lost ground in the state and none of its leaders has a mass base.
Thakor, one of the faces of the anti-BJP movement in Gujarat during the 2017 elections, joined the BJP in 2019. He had won on a Congress ticket in the 2017 Assembly elections but lost his Radhanpur seat in a bypoll in 2019. He is the BJP candidate from Gandhinagar South and filed his nomination for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly Election in presence of CM Bhupendra Patel.
