Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda launched the party’s Camping “Nahi Sahega Rajasthan” in Jaipur, and Nadda showcased his wordplay skills by redefining UPA and PDA. He stated that UPA now stands for “Utpeedan Pakshpat and Atyachar” while the newly formed PDA, an alliance of opposition parties, represents the “Protection of Dynasties Alliance.” He also highlighted the Jaipur serial blasts case and accused the government of appeasement politics. The campaign was supported by prominent BJP leaders, including former CM Vasundhara Raje, who raised concerns over corruption, law and order failures, and appeasement politics under the Gehlot government.
JP Nadda Raises Jaipur Serial Blasts Case
During his address in Beelwa near Jaipur, JP Nadda criticized the Ashok Gehlot government for its alleged oppression, favoritism, and tyranny over the last four and a half years. He specifically mentioned the Jaipur serial blasts case and accused the government of appeasement, claiming that the culprits were acquitted due to their policies. Nadda also raised concerns about the government’s handling of Hindu refugee camps and its alleged support for Rohingyas, highlighting a perceived bias.
JP Nadda, the BJP President, cleverly criticized the opposition alliance, highlighting their reliance on dynastic politics. Mocking their coalition as the “Protection of Dynasties Alliance” Nadda pointed out that the Congress party revolves around a family consisting of a mother, son, and daughter. He further said that other leaders, such as Ashok Gehlot, hold positions on a contractual basis, while Sachin Pilot is referred to as being on a sub-contract.
Gehlot government is corrupt: Vasundhara Raje
Former CM Vasundhara Raje and other BJP leaders echoed Nadda’s concerns, accusing the Gehlot government of corruption, failing law and order situations, and appeasement politics. They emphasized the alleged favoritism shown towards specific communities at the expense of others, furthering the BJP’s narrative of inefficiency and maladministration.
The ‘Nahi Sahega Rajasthan’ Campaign
With the launch of the 15-day ‘Nahi Sahega Rajasthan’ campaign, the BJP aims to expose the alleged failures of the Gehlot government and showcase the achievements of the Modi government. The campaign seeks to connect with the grassroots level, presenting a comprehensive report card of the government’s alleged shortcomings. During the campaign launch, the BJP also unveiled a report card of the Gehlot government’s performance and a theme song to bolster their narrative.
JP Nadda’s launch of the ‘Nahi Sahega Rajasthan’ campaign marks a significant development in Rajasthan’s political landscape. The BJP’s strong critique of the Gehlot government’s alleged oppression, favoritism, and tyranny, along with accusations of corruption, law and order failures, and appeasement politics, sets the stage for a fiercely contested electoral battle. The BJP aims to highlight the government’s shortcomings and showcase the achievements of the Modi government, as they strive to regain power in Rajasthan.