Rajasthan's Clean Revolution: Reform Over Corruption

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma vows to eliminate corruption and prioritizes public welfare during a cleanliness event. He criticizes Congress for past corruption and highlights BJP's achievements, including new toilets and efforts towards single-use plastic reduction, as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has pledged a strong stance against corruption, assuring the public that those involved in graft will be held accountable. During a state-level cleanliness initiative at Jal Mahal, Sharma pointed to the Congress party's perceived corruption as a cause for its political decline.

Sharma emphasized that public funds should benefit the common man, including farmers and laborers, while asserting that his government accomplished in two years what Congress couldn't in five. Under BJP rule, Sharma claims, there have been no exam paper leaks, contrasting with previous issues during Congress's tenure.

The Chief Minister called for communal participation in maintaining cleanliness, particularly around Rajasthan's heritage sites, and unveiled a plan for single-use plastic-free cities. This initiative is part of the broader Swachh Bharat Mission, which includes significant investments in sanitation infrastructure.

(With inputs from agencies.)