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CM Bhajanlal launches BJP's 'Mission 60+' roadshow in Udaipur, pledges meeting with MLAs
✍️ Amar Ujala · Udaipur
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 05:02 PM
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Chief Minister Bhajanlal began a BJP road‑show in Udaipur, announcing the ‘Mission 60+’ target and a marathon meeting with party legislators.
Udaipur, Rajasthan – Chief Minister Bhajanlal held a road‑show in the city on Thursday, marking the launch of the Bharatiya Janata Party's new electoral drive dubbed “Mission 60+”. The initiative aims to secure more than sixty percent of the seats in the upcoming Udaipur Municipal Corporation elections, a target the party says is essential to retain its long‑standing control of the municipal board.
During the event, the CM outlined a “marathon” style meeting schedule with BJP legislators and local leaders, emphasizing coordinated campaigning across all wards. Party officials said the meeting will involve intensive strategy sessions, door‑to‑door outreach and a series of public rallies designed to consolidate the party’s voter base.
The BJP has governed the Udaipur municipal board for several consecutive terms, and party insiders view the “Mission 60+” as a continuation of that dominance. The road‑show, attended by senior party members and local supporters, concluded with a pledge to intensify grassroots engagement ahead of the municipal polls.
Election analysts note that the aggressive target reflects the BJP’s confidence but also underscores the competitive nature of local politics in Rajasthan’s tourist hub. The upcoming municipal elections are scheduled for early next year, and the party’s performance will be closely watched as a barometer of its broader state‑level standing.
During the event, the CM outlined a “marathon” style meeting schedule with BJP legislators and local leaders, emphasizing coordinated campaigning across all wards. Party officials said the meeting will involve intensive strategy sessions, door‑to‑door outreach and a series of public rallies designed to consolidate the party’s voter base.
The BJP has governed the Udaipur municipal board for several consecutive terms, and party insiders view the “Mission 60+” as a continuation of that dominance. The road‑show, attended by senior party members and local supporters, concluded with a pledge to intensify grassroots engagement ahead of the municipal polls.
Election analysts note that the aggressive target reflects the BJP’s confidence but also underscores the competitive nature of local politics in Rajasthan’s tourist hub. The upcoming municipal elections are scheduled for early next year, and the party’s performance will be closely watched as a barometer of its broader state‑level standing.