Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, who has been made the BJP’s election in-charge in Rajasthan has set the narrative, which is now inspiring and motivating their leaders with the slogan – “Bhajapa phir sey”. Well, there isn’t much time to have these words manifest into reality, given the developmental schemes and transparency in implementation. The seasoned minister said that the beneficiaries are our real ambassadors; they are telling their own stories. The beneficiaries would want Vasundhara Raje to come back.
Prakash Javadekar shared an incident from his meeting with a Dalit family. He said: “In one family they got patta (land deed) to convert their kutchi jhuggi (hut) into a pucca house, that was given by Vasundhara ji government. Then, one woman in the family got mobile, that (too) was a Vasundhara scheme. Then the family got Ujjwala Yojana gas (connection and) the mother was getting Rs 1,000 old age pension. So in one family there are four benefits. So like that, there are millions of families. Bhamashah Swasthya Yojana, 25 lakh beneficiaries; MUDRA Yojana, 50 lakh beneficiaries; then mobile (phones), 1 crore (out of which) already 50 lakh women have got mobile phones for Rs 100. Then there are 40 lakh Ujjwala gas (connections).”
One of his statement was quite true and something which truly resonates with reality. He said: “Rabble-rousing is not BJP’s politics. BJP’s politics is constructive development, empowerment of the poor and giving overall development and ensuring peace in the country and we don’t discriminate, we believe in sabka saath, sabka vikas.”
We are just a fortnight away from the state polls and we got nothing to complain except ridicule Sachin Pilot’s felonious practices in the run to the state elections. What the so-called young leader has done is beyond mockery and jibes– it is malice.
Sachin Pilot has been sharing posts which were aimed at maligning Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje. The post looked a little unreal to read, but little does the 41-year-old know that it is not very hard for the media to weed out false information and bring de facto information to the fore. He has been sharing the content of a Pro-Congress page (allegedly made by Congress) named Rajasthan Ka Report Card.
What elections will roll out for Rajasthan is yet to be seen; only time can tell if History will win or BJP. The ritual of oscillating between the two governments in Rajasthan is yet to end, and that indeed will be an enriching and beautiful beginning to a new ‘Rajasthan Of Dreams’.
