Rahul Gandhi will be starting his Sankalp Yatra from Chittorgarh on August 24, probably with an aim to cancel out the goodness of the Rajasthan Gaurav Yatra, but for how long will it sustain? The yatra will culminate in September after Rahul Gandhi addresses the final rally in Jaipur. CM Raje Rajasthan Gaurav Yatra
RaGa seems like a busy man. You didn’t think so, right? But the news has it that Rahul would only be attending a few rallies in a few cities and not all of them. The ones which he is expected to attend are the ones in Baran, Sikar, Udaipur, and Jaipur.
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The one born with the silver spoon cannot really bear the heat of the Rajasthan. How could you expect him to really go out in the sun and understand the pain points of the public? He is a royal and he deserves all the luxury – luxuries which are not for the Aam Aadmi.
A leader who is working closely with the development said: “The last rally would be held in Jaipur in last week of September or October and Rahul will be coming to attend the concluding rally. He would be attending rallies in selected venues including Baran, Sikar, and Udaipur as well.” CM Raje Rajasthan Gaurav Yatra
Rahul recently reached Jaipur for his rally, but again there was more chaos, less development. The Jaipur roads had people flocking and creating a ruckus, but it was inevitable. After all, When Congress comes into play – there is more roar and less show.
The thing which is questionable is that Rahul Gandhi has missed out main constituencies which are that of Ajmer and Jodhpur. Has he admitted Congress’s defeat so much that he doesn’t feel like investing his time in the promotion of his party at the strongholds of BJP?
Clarifying or defending the exclusion of these constituencies, a senior minister said: This decision of excluding Ajmer and Jodhpur is to avoid infighting. CM Raje Rajasthan Gaurav Yatra
Another senior leader said: “Holding Sankalp Yatra in these two constituencies would trigger the leaders’ supporters into sloganeering and groupism which could result in indiscipline. Probably this would have been the reason behind not including the two regions.” CM Raje Rajasthan Gaurav Yatra
Leaders who will be joining the yatra and will contribute to it at different levels will include AICC general secretary Ashok Gehlot, RPCC chief Sachin Pilot, AICC general secretary CP Joshi, former Alwar MP and Orissa incharge Jitendra Singh and LoP Rameshwer Dudi.
