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BJP's Nitin Navin Launches Rajasthan Panchayat Election Campaign from Dadiya, Jaipur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 07:36 AM
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BJP state president Nitin Navin kicked off the Rajasthan Panchayat election rally today from Dadiya in Jaipur, dispatching 90 campaign raths across the state.
BJP state president Nitin Navin addressed a gathering in Dadiya, a locality in Jaipur, marking the official launch of the party’s campaign for the upcoming Rajasthan Panchayat elections. In his speech, Navin outlined the party’s strategy to reach rural voters and emphasized the importance of grassroots engagement.
He announced that a fleet of ninety campaign raths would set out from the venue, traveling to various districts to mobilise support and convey the party’s development agenda. The raths, traditionally used in rural political outreach, are expected to carry party literature, banners and volunteers.
The launch comes ahead of the scheduled Panchayat polls, where local bodies across Rajasthan will be contested. Party officials said the campaign will focus on issues such as water supply, agricultural assistance and infrastructure development in villages.
Local BJP leaders welcomed the initiative, describing it as a “people‑first” approach that aligns with the party’s commitment to rural empowerment. The rath procession is slated to begin later today, covering key constituencies in the state.
He announced that a fleet of ninety campaign raths would set out from the venue, traveling to various districts to mobilise support and convey the party’s development agenda. The raths, traditionally used in rural political outreach, are expected to carry party literature, banners and volunteers.
The launch comes ahead of the scheduled Panchayat polls, where local bodies across Rajasthan will be contested. Party officials said the campaign will focus on issues such as water supply, agricultural assistance and infrastructure development in villages.
Local BJP leaders welcomed the initiative, describing it as a “people‑first” approach that aligns with the party’s commitment to rural empowerment. The rath procession is slated to begin later today, covering key constituencies in the state.