Ideological Showdown in Rajasthan By-Election: Congress vs. BJP

Congress candidate Deen Dayal Bairwa highlights the upcoming by-election in Rajasthan's Dausa as a battle of ideologies against the BJP. He criticizes the BJP government's failure to implement public welfare schemes and prioritizes addressing the local water crisis. Statewide by-polls are set for November with diverse candidates vying for seats.

In the politically charged landscape of Rajasthan, the upcoming by-election in the Dausa Assembly constituency is being framed as a clash of ideologies between the Congress and BJP. Congress candidate Deen Dayal Bairwa declared the election a referendum on competing visions after the incumbent BJP administration curtailed public welfare schemes initiated by the prior Congress government.

Bairwa, unveiled as the Congress candidate amidst a roster of seven contenders for various Rajasthan seats, underscored the BJP's alleged neglect, particularly highlighting a local water crisis due to stalling of the Isarda project. He vowed swift action to remedy this should his campaign succeed, placing it atop his agenda.

The by-polls, scheduled for November 13 with results on November 23, coincide with broader state and national elections, amplifying their significance. Congress Chief Govind Dotasra has rallied support, urging voters to endorse the Congress for radical change and express discontent with the current regime.

(With inputs from agencies.)