Hindutva firebrand and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath is going to campaign for the BJP in Rajasthan for the upcoming assembly polls. He will be addressing more election meetings than Prime Minister Narendra Modi here. The BJP has planned 21 election meetings of Yogi in Rajasthan in eight days.
BJP is playing politics through polarisation of votes as the party has not given ticket to any Muslim candidate this time. The BJP has tiil now released two list with 162 names in total, but there is not a single muslim representative included.
In the last Assembly elections, party had given ticket to Habibur Rahman from Nagaur and to Yunus Khan from Deedwana. BJP denied Rahman ticket in the first list released on Sunday, following which he quit the party and joined the Congress. Going by the trend, it is unlikely that Khan will also get the ticket.
After the ticket distribution is over, BJP’s face of Hindutva, Yogi Adityanath, will commence his campaigning. Although party has prepared a tentative plan for Yogi’s Rajasthan election campaign, it has not yet not yet officially released his tour program.
Under the tentative plan, Yogi will address 21 election meetings in the state from November 23 to 30. Yogi will address three meetings in Alwar district, which has been in news for mob lynching and cattle smuggling. According to sources, Yogi will address election meetings in Alwar city, Kishangarh Bas and Mundawar. He will also hold meetings in Kota district Ramganj Mandi, Sangod and Kota South Assembly constituencies. Meetings in Jahajpur and Mandalgarh constituencies of Bhilwara are also planned.
Union home minister Rajnath Singh will also be addressing six election meetings in the state. Singh’s itinerray is not ready yet. After the nomination process, PM Modi and his right hand Amit Shah will also begin election rallies in the state which is likely to begin from November 23.
PM Modi and Amit Shah will address rallies between November 23 and December 4. PM Modi will make frequent trips to Rajasthan within 12 days and will address 10 election rallies here.