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Politics
Rajasthan CM heads Alwar roadshow ahead of civic polls
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 11:08 PM
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The Chief Minister of Rajasthan conducted a roadshow in Alwar as the state prepares for upcoming local civic elections.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister arrived in Alwar on a campaign tour aimed at energising voters ahead of the forthcoming local civic polls. The roadshow featured a public rally where the minister highlighted the importance of citizen participation in municipal elections and outlined the government's development agenda for the region.
During the event, the CM interacted with local residents, fielding questions on civic issues such as water supply, sanitation and urban infrastructure. The leader urged the electorate to exercise their franchise responsibly, emphasizing that strong local bodies are essential for effective governance.
The roadshow forms part of a broader state‑wide outreach programme scheduled in the weeks leading up to the civic elections, which are set to be held later this year across Rajasthan's towns and cities.
Local party workers and civic officials were present to coordinate the event and ensure smooth conduct of the upcoming polls.
The rally concluded with the Chief Minister addressing a crowd of supporters, reaffirming the government's commitment to address grassroots concerns through elected municipal bodies.
During the event, the CM interacted with local residents, fielding questions on civic issues such as water supply, sanitation and urban infrastructure. The leader urged the electorate to exercise their franchise responsibly, emphasizing that strong local bodies are essential for effective governance.
The roadshow forms part of a broader state‑wide outreach programme scheduled in the weeks leading up to the civic elections, which are set to be held later this year across Rajasthan's towns and cities.
Local party workers and civic officials were present to coordinate the event and ensure smooth conduct of the upcoming polls.
The rally concluded with the Chief Minister addressing a crowd of supporters, reaffirming the government's commitment to address grassroots concerns through elected municipal bodies.