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Days after being denied a ticket for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, a former Congress MP in Rajasthan’s Alwar and sitting parliamentarian in Assam’s Barpeta on March 15 almost simultaneously announced their exit from the party.
From being a zila parishad member to contesting an Assembly election in 2023, to getting a Lok Sabha ticket now at the age of just 25 years, Sanjana Jatav’s rise in the electoral arena in Rajasthan has been exponential.
More than a week after the BJP dropped him from the Churu Lok Sabha seat and fielded Paralympian Devendra Jhajharia, the BJP’s incumbent MP Rahul Kaswan joined the Congress in Delhi on Monday. Hours before joining, he announced his resignation from the BJP’s primary membership and the Lok Sabha. He is now expected to get the Congress ticket from Churu.
On Sunday, over two dozen leaders in Rajasthan, chiefly from the Congress, joined the BJP, giving a jolt to the grand old party ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. The new members were inducted into the BJP in Jaipur in the presence of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and state BJP chief C P Joshi, among others.
The new state Cabinets of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Telangana have got into business over the past month, taking key decisions ahead of the coming Lok Sabha polls. Most announcements have been on the implementation of poll promises.
With the Lok Sabha polls expected to be announced in a few weeks, the ruling BJP has begun addressing the few issues that remain in its Rajasthan unit.
On December 12, as Rajasthan BJP MLAs quietly walked into the party’s office in Jaipur for the legislative party meet to ‘elect’ the next chief minister, there were only a select few who knew who would actually become the CM.
The Congress on Tuesday appointed Tika Ram Jully as the leader of its Legislative Party in the Rajasthan Assembly, making him the first Dalit person to hold the post of Leader of Opposition in the state.Govind Singh Dotasra will continue as the chief of the party’s state unit.