Rajasthan Congress Initiates Month-Long Campaign to Address BJP Government's Failures

The Congress party plans to initiate a month-long campaign in Rajasthan, targeting the BJP's governance in the state, as announced by PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasra. This campaign aims to spotlight the public welfare initiatives previously undertaken by the Congress government.

Beginning on December 19, Congress will engage with the public across Rajasthan to discuss the BJP government's shortcomings. The party will also highlight its own past achievements in public welfare. Dotasra emphasised that the BJP has failed in sectors like education, healthcare, law and order, and employment.

Highlighting Past Achievements

Dotasra criticised the BJP for focusing solely on publicity through announcements and advertisements. He claimed that promises made during elections and budget announcements have not been fulfilled. The Congress intends to bring these issues to light during their campaign.

Senior Congress leaders are scheduled to hold press conferences at division headquarters on December 20 and 21. These events will further elaborate on the campaign's objectives and criticisms of the current state government.

Protest March Planned

A protest march is planned for Wednesday, starting from Shaheed Smarak and ending at Raj Bhavan in Jaipur. This demonstration is against the central government's refusal to discuss allegations involving industrialist Gautam Adani.

The Congress aims to use this campaign to connect with citizens and address their concerns about governance under the BJP. By focusing on both past achievements and current issues, they hope to gain public support.