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Politics
Madan Rathore Slams Congress in Rajasthan Press Conference
✍️ NDTV Rajasthan
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 01:00 PM
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Rajasthan MLA Madan Rathore held a press conference where he launched a vigorous attack on the Congress party, accusing it of shortcomings.
Rajasthan legislator Madan Rathore convened a press briefing on Thursday, using the platform to deliver a forceful critique of the Indian National Congress. The MLA’s remarks were directed at the party’s recent actions and policies, which he described as inadequate for the state’s needs.
During the conference, Rathore emphasized the urgency of addressing development challenges in Rajasthan, suggesting that the Congress has failed to provide effective solutions. He called for greater accountability and urged the party to reassess its approach.
The press conference was covered by local media, including NDTV Rajasthan, which highlighted the intensity of Rathore’s statements. No official response from the Congress was recorded at the time of reporting.
Rathore’s comments are expected to influence the political discourse ahead of upcoming electoral contests in the state, as parties vie for voter support.
The event underscores the heightened political tensions in Rajasthan, with opposition leaders increasingly vocal about each other's performance.
During the conference, Rathore emphasized the urgency of addressing development challenges in Rajasthan, suggesting that the Congress has failed to provide effective solutions. He called for greater accountability and urged the party to reassess its approach.
The press conference was covered by local media, including NDTV Rajasthan, which highlighted the intensity of Rathore’s statements. No official response from the Congress was recorded at the time of reporting.
Rathore’s comments are expected to influence the political discourse ahead of upcoming electoral contests in the state, as parties vie for voter support.
The event underscores the heightened political tensions in Rajasthan, with opposition leaders increasingly vocal about each other's performance.