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BJP's Nitin Nabin says party confidence comes from public service after Rahul Gandhi's anti‑incumbency query
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 05:00 PM
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BJP state president Nitin Nabin told reporters that the party’s confidence is rooted in serving the people, responding to Rahul Gandhi’s anti‑incumbency criticism and urging local representatives to focus on public welfare.
BJP state president Nitin Nabin addressed media queries after Rahul Gandhi raised concerns about anti‑incumbency sentiment against the ruling party. Nabin asserted that the confidence displayed by the BJP is not a political gimmick but a result of its continuous work for the public.
He highlighted that the party’s credibility stems from genuine service delivery and the trust it has earned among voters, especially ahead of the upcoming Panchayat elections where the state chief minister has projected a historic victory.
Nabin called upon members of local governing bodies and party functionaries to intensify their focus on grassroots development and citizen‑centric initiatives, reiterating that public welfare remains the core of the party’s agenda.
The remarks were made during a gathering of BJP representatives in Jaipur, underscoring the leadership’s intent to translate confidence into tangible outcomes for the people of Rajasthan.
He highlighted that the party’s credibility stems from genuine service delivery and the trust it has earned among voters, especially ahead of the upcoming Panchayat elections where the state chief minister has projected a historic victory.
Nabin called upon members of local governing bodies and party functionaries to intensify their focus on grassroots development and citizen‑centric initiatives, reiterating that public welfare remains the core of the party’s agenda.
The remarks were made during a gathering of BJP representatives in Jaipur, underscoring the leadership’s intent to translate confidence into tangible outcomes for the people of Rajasthan.