Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Bhajanlal Sharma Urges BJP Workers to Mobilize Rural Rajasthan
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma spoke to BJP workers before the panchayat elections.
He asked them to visit villages and speak with every family.
He said every voting booth should have a strong party organisation.
Workers were told to explain government welfare schemes to farmers, women, young people and poorer residents.
Sharma also asked the party to include new voters, women and young people.
He said the BJP had done well in recent urban local body elections.
He credited this success to party workers and regular contact with people.
He wants the party to stay connected with voters even after elections.
The goal is to make the BJP stronger in rural Rajasthan.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma urged BJP workers to strengthen every booth before the panchayat elections.
He asked workers to contact every village family and help eligible residents access welfare schemes.
Sharma said the BJP’s next target was a major victory in the panchayat elections.
He credited the party’s recent urban local body performance to workers, organisational strength and public outreach.
Sharma said the BJP had formed boards in 204 urban local bodies after the recent civic polls.
- Who
- Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and Bharatiya Janata Party workers.
- What
- Sharma instructed BJP workers to strengthen booths, contact rural families and prepare for the panchayat elections.
- When
- Ahead of the upcoming panchayat elections; the report is dated October 1.
- Where
- At Fatehpur in Rajasthan’s Sikar district, with the remarks reported from Jaipur.
- Why
- To promote development, good governance and welfare schemes, and seek a strong BJP performance in the panchayat elections.
- Speaker
- Bhajanlal Sharma, Rajasthan chief minister
- Party
- Bharatiya Janata Party
- Upcoming contest
- Panchayat elections
- Organisational priority
- Strengthen every booth and maintain contact with every village family
- Recent result cited
- The BJP formed boards in 204 urban local bodies
- District figures cited
- Nine boards in Churu, eight in Jhunjhunu and five in Sikar
- Target groups
- Farmers, women, youth, poor residents and rural communities