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Rajasthan MLA Pratap Singh Khachariyawas Blames BJP Govt Over Law‑and‑Order, Development and Election‑Related Issues
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 08:43 PM
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During the ongoing local body elections, MLA Pratap Singh Khachariyawas accused Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and the BJP government of shortcomings in law and order, development, healthcare, election‑time liquor distribution and spending on an IFA event, urging voters to hold the party accountable.
Jaipur, Rajasthan – As Rajasthan conducts its local body elections, senior BJP legislator Pratap Singh Khachariyawas launched a fresh criticism of the state government led by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma. The MLA used a public rally to highlight what he described as a series of governance failures.
Khachariyawas alleged that the administration has neglected law‑and‑order concerns, stalled development projects, and provided inadequate medical facilities across the state. He also pointed to the distribution of liquor during the election period as a breach of electoral propriety and questioned the allocation of funds for an International Football Association (IFA) event, labeling it an unnecessary expense.
The legislator warned that the electorate will respond at the ballot box, urging citizens to “give the BJP a clear answer” through their votes. He did not provide specific figures but emphasized that the perceived neglect could affect the party’s performance in the upcoming polls.
No official response from the chief minister’s office was recorded at the time of reporting, and election officials have not commented on the allegations concerning liquor distribution or the IFA spending.
Khachariyawas alleged that the administration has neglected law‑and‑order concerns, stalled development projects, and provided inadequate medical facilities across the state. He also pointed to the distribution of liquor during the election period as a breach of electoral propriety and questioned the allocation of funds for an International Football Association (IFA) event, labeling it an unnecessary expense.
The legislator warned that the electorate will respond at the ballot box, urging citizens to “give the BJP a clear answer” through their votes. He did not provide specific figures but emphasized that the perceived neglect could affect the party’s performance in the upcoming polls.
No official response from the chief minister’s office was recorded at the time of reporting, and election officials have not commented on the allegations concerning liquor distribution or the IFA spending.