Rajasthan Congress Strategizes for Pivotal Bypolls

Rajasthan Congress, led by Govind Singh Dotasara, has formed dedicated election committees for five assembly constituencies ahead of the bypolls. Each constituency's committee will focus on coordinating and strategizing the campaign. The aim is to secure victories by engaging grassroots workers and developing effective communication strategies.

Rajasthan Congress Strategizes for Pivotal Bypolls
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In a crucial move ahead of the upcoming bypolls, the Rajasthan Congress, under the leadership of Govind Singh Dotasara, has established specialized election committees for five pivotal assembly constituencies. Each constituency will be managed by a dedicated four-member committee, tasked with coordinating and strategizing the party's campaign efforts.

The assembly seats of Jhunjhunu, Dausa, Deoli-Uniyara, Khinvsar, and Chaurasi became vacant after their respective MLAs were elected to the Lok Sabha in recent general elections. These newly formed committees aim to facilitate meetings at the block, mandal, and booth levels, ensuring direct engagement with grassroots workers, according to PCC general secretary and spokesperson Swarnim Chaturvedi. Their primary goal is to devise robust communication strategies and action plans aimed at securing victories for the Congress party in the upcoming by-elections.

Notably, the Jhunjhunu seat's committee comprises MP Brijendra Singh Ola, general secretary Ram Singh Kaswa, district president Dinesh Sunda, and MLA Manoj Meghwal. For the Dausa seat, MP Murarilal Meena, general secretary Pushpendra Bhardwaj, district president Ramji Lal Aud, and MLA Rafiq Khan are at the helm. The Deoli-Uniyara constituency will see MP Harish Meena, general secretary Prashant Sharma, district president Hari Prasad Bairwa, and MLA Vikas Chaudhary taking charge. Khinvsar's committee includes district president Zakir Hussain Gasavat, MLA Dungar Ram Gedar, State Congress Seva Dal's chief organiser Hem Singh Shekhawat, and former NSUI state president Abhishek Chaudhary. Meanwhile, Chaurasi's committee features vice president Ratan Dewasi, district president Vallabhram Patidar, MLA Pushkarlal Dangi, and former MLA Ramlal Meena.

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