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Politics
Congress rally in Dotasra‑Juli, Rajasthan denounces BJP, vows to form 2028 government
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 01:00 PM
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A massive Congress gathering in Dotasra‑Juli, Rajasthan, saw party leaders criticize the incumbent BJP state government and declare their intention to assume power in 2028.
The town of Dotasra‑Juli in Rajasthan became the focal point of a high‑energy Congress rally on Saturday, drawing thousands of supporters who chanted slogans against the ruling BJP state government. Party workers unfurled banners and flags, while speakers highlighted perceived shortcomings of the BJP administration in areas such as agriculture, employment and public services.
Congress leaders used the platform to assert that the party is poised to form the state government after the 2028 elections, positioning the rally as a pre‑emptive statement of confidence ahead of the next electoral cycle. They emphasized the need for a change in governance and urged voters to consider the party’s development agenda.
The event, organized by the state Congress unit, also featured cultural performances and distribution of pamphlets outlining the party’s policy proposals. Security forces were deployed to manage the large crowd, and the rally concluded without any reported incidents.
Political analysts note that while the rally underscores Congress’s ambition to reclaim power in Rajasthan, the 2028 timeline is still several years away, and the party will need to sustain momentum through the intervening period.
Congress leaders used the platform to assert that the party is poised to form the state government after the 2028 elections, positioning the rally as a pre‑emptive statement of confidence ahead of the next electoral cycle. They emphasized the need for a change in governance and urged voters to consider the party’s development agenda.
The event, organized by the state Congress unit, also featured cultural performances and distribution of pamphlets outlining the party’s policy proposals. Security forces were deployed to manage the large crowd, and the rally concluded without any reported incidents.
Political analysts note that while the rally underscores Congress’s ambition to reclaim power in Rajasthan, the 2028 timeline is still several years away, and the party will need to sustain momentum through the intervening period.