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CM Bhajanlal Sharma rallies in Alwar, slams Congress ahead of municipal polls
✍️ Amar Ujala · Alwar
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 02:32 PM
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Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma held a large road show in Alwar, urging voters to reject the Congress and backing BJP candidates ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.
Rajasthan's chief minister, Bhajanlal Sharma, addressed a massive gathering in Alwar as part of a road show aimed at rallying support for Bharatiya Janata Party candidates ahead of the forthcoming municipal elections. The event, organized by the state BJP unit, featured speeches, music and a display of party symbols, drawing a sizeable crowd of local supporters.
The rally was attended by Union Minister Bhuvendra Yadav and state minister Sanjay Sharma, along with senior BJP officials and grassroots workers, underscoring the party's coordinated effort to mobilise voters in the region. Their presence added gravitas to the proceedings and highlighted the importance the party places on the Alwar municipal contests.
During his address, CM Sharma sharply criticized the Congress, accusing it of misleading the public and urging citizens to stop being swayed by what he termed "political gimmicks." He called for a decisive vote for the BJP, emphasizing development promises and governance record as reasons for public trust.
The road show comes at a critical juncture, with municipal elections scheduled later this year, and the BJP seeking to consolidate its position in Rajasthan's urban centers. Observers note that such high‑profile rallies are intended to energise the party base and influence undecided voters ahead of the polls.
The rally was attended by Union Minister Bhuvendra Yadav and state minister Sanjay Sharma, along with senior BJP officials and grassroots workers, underscoring the party's coordinated effort to mobilise voters in the region. Their presence added gravitas to the proceedings and highlighted the importance the party places on the Alwar municipal contests.
During his address, CM Sharma sharply criticized the Congress, accusing it of misleading the public and urging citizens to stop being swayed by what he termed "political gimmicks." He called for a decisive vote for the BJP, emphasizing development promises and governance record as reasons for public trust.
The road show comes at a critical juncture, with municipal elections scheduled later this year, and the BJP seeking to consolidate its position in Rajasthan's urban centers. Observers note that such high‑profile rallies are intended to energise the party base and influence undecided voters ahead of the polls.