Jaipur: Ahead of Rajasthan Elections-2023, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vasundhara Raje, a prominent contender for the chief ministerial role in Rajasthan, emphasized her son, MP Dushyant Raje's accomplishments as a public representative during a public address on Friday.
She expressed the sentiment that she can now consider retirement. On Saturday, Vasundhara will submit her nomination papers from the Jhalawar constituency for the upcoming assembly elections scheduled for November 25 in Rajasthan.
During a public gathering, the former Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Vasundhara, discussed the development initiatives undertaken in the region over the past three decades, which included road construction, water supply projects, and improvements in air and rail connectivity. She stated, "Today, people are inquiring about Jhalawar. People are interested in investing here."
Vasundhara expressed her belief that after hearing her son's speech, she may contemplate retirement, feeling reassured by the upbringing and guidance provided to Dushyant Raje by the people. She stressed that there is no need to be concerned about Dushyant's abilities.
In addition, Vasundhara took aim at the state's Congress government, addressing issues such as the leakage of government recruitment question papers and the problem of unemployment, asserting that Rajasthan can regain its status as a top state only if the public collaborates to advance the BJP's agenda.
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