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Politics
BJP Candidate Pinki Gujjar, Wife of IAS Officer, Runs for Ward-13 in Dausa District Council Election
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 02:15 PM
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Senior IAS officer Sumair Singh Gujjar’s wife, Pinki Gujjar, is contesting the Ward‑13 seat of Dausa district council on a BJP ticket, campaigning across villages.
The Dausa district council elections have entered a crucial phase as the contest for Ward‑13 intensifies. Pinki Gujjar, a candidate representing the Bharatiya Janata Party, has filed her nomination for the seat. The election, part of the broader local body polls in Rajasthan, will determine the composition of the district council that oversees development projects and civic services in the area.
Pinki Gujjar is the spouse of senior Indian Administrative Service officer Sumair Singh Gujjar, a 1998 batch officer known for his administrative tenure in the state. Leveraging her connection to the bureaucracy, she has positioned herself as a candidate who can bridge grassroots concerns with effective governance. Her candidature has drawn attention due to the prominence of her husband in the state’s civil services.
The campaign strategy adopted by Pinki Gujjar is rooted in simplicity and direct voter outreach. She has been traveling from village to village within the ward, addressing residents in informal settings, and seeking their support through personal interaction rather than large rallies. This door‑to‑door approach reflects her attempt to resonate with rural voters who prioritize accessibility and sincerity.
Local political observers note that the Ward‑13 contest could serve as an indicator of the BJP’s standing in the district ahead of the full council results. While the race remains competitive, Pinki Gujjar’s emphasis on grassroots engagement and her association with a senior IAS officer are expected to influence voter sentiment in the coming weeks.
Pinki Gujjar is the spouse of senior Indian Administrative Service officer Sumair Singh Gujjar, a 1998 batch officer known for his administrative tenure in the state. Leveraging her connection to the bureaucracy, she has positioned herself as a candidate who can bridge grassroots concerns with effective governance. Her candidature has drawn attention due to the prominence of her husband in the state’s civil services.
The campaign strategy adopted by Pinki Gujjar is rooted in simplicity and direct voter outreach. She has been traveling from village to village within the ward, addressing residents in informal settings, and seeking their support through personal interaction rather than large rallies. This door‑to‑door approach reflects her attempt to resonate with rural voters who prioritize accessibility and sincerity.
Local political observers note that the Ward‑13 contest could serve as an indicator of the BJP’s standing in the district ahead of the full council results. While the race remains competitive, Pinki Gujjar’s emphasis on grassroots engagement and her association with a senior IAS officer are expected to influence voter sentiment in the coming weeks.