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The Congress’ attempt to break the decades old revolving door tradition in Rajasthan has fallen flat with the BJP securing a thumping victory in a state where the saffron party had mounted attack over women safety.

Rajasthan elections: Gehlot fails to break revolving door; what worked for BJP | Explained

The Congress&rsquo; attempt to break the decades old revolving door tradition in Rajasthan has fallen flat with the BJP securing a thumping victory in a state where the saffron party had mounted attack over women safety.

The mandate of Rajasthan is clear. Defying the exit poll predictions of a close contest, BJP posted a landslide victory over the ruling Congress, The state retained the tradition of changing governments every five years as the outgoing Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot failed to break the revolving door. As the BJP won despite not declaring CM face, it is clear that PM Narendra Modi's guarantees prevailed over that of Congress'.
What were the key factors that led to the Congress' debacle?
Gehlot-Pilot feud:
One of the main reasons for Congress' defeat is the infighting between two factions. Gehlot Vs Pilot. The Congress government hadn't even completed two years in the state and Sachin Pilot with over a dozen MLAs were camping in a resort in BJP-ruled Haryana. The government was on the brink of collapse. But the 'jaadugar' countered the move by securing the support of a vast majority of legislators, taking them to a resort in Jaipur. The government survived but the wound festered.
Paper leaks:
A major cause for concern for the Gehlot-led government was the numerous exam paper leaks. Between 2019 and 2022, at least eight government recruitment exams were cancelled due to paper leaks. The enraged the youth who were already distressed with unemployment woes. Given the magnitude of the defeat, it appears that the Congress lost the confidence of the young voters.
Women safety:
The BJP's campaign in the state was centred around women safety. The party portrayed the state as the worst in crime against women. PM Modi in all his rallies slammed the government over law and order. Despite Gehlot's rebuttal calling the BJP's allegations as outright lies, the charges appeared to have stuck.
Polarisation:
Even before the exit poll results were declared, CM Gehlot conceded that if BJP's tactics of polarisation worked, his party may lose the battle. Gehlot may have been right. BJP aggressively pushed its polarisation agenda, raking up the murder of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal. The party also slammed the state government for allowing Popular Front of India or PFI to hold rally in the state.
'Rewadi' race:
In the run up to the elections, the two major parties left no stone unturned in wooing the voters through the so-called 'rewadis' or freebies. Both parties made announced monetary assistance to women, subsiding gas cylinders and massive health cover packages. It was Modi's guarantees versus Congress' guarantees. The result shows it was Modi the people put their faith in.
Caste census:
Congress was betting big on the caste census plank. At every rally, Rahul Gandhi highlighted the under-representation of the backward classes in the policymaking. His famous 'only 3 OBCs out of 90 officers that run the country' appears to have failed to make a mark. Are there no takers for caste census in the state?
Road ahead for Congress:
Now that there is no CM post up for grabs, what will become of the Gehlot-Pilot rivalry? Who will lead the Opposition in the state given that the Lok Sabha elections are just around the corner. Will the party get their house in order? Numerous questions like these surround the party. How they respond to the loss would decide their fate in 2024. As it appears at this point, it 2024 could be a repeat of 2019 when the NDA bagged all 25 seats in the Hindi state and Congress got zero.

Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat took a dig at CM Ashok Gehlot saying, "Jaadugar ka jaadu fail ho gaya (the magic of magician has failed."

Rajasthan elections | 'Jaadugar ka jaadu fail': Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat 

Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat took a dig at CM Ashok Gehlot saying, "Jaadugar ka jaadu fail ho gaya (the magic of magician has failed."

As BJP leads in trends in Rajasthan elections, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat took a dig at CM Ashok Gehlot. Referring to Gehlot, Shekhawat said, "The magic of the magician has failed."

Congress released manifesto for upcoming elections in Rajasthan, in which the party promised to conduct caste survey.

Rajasthan polls: Congress releases manifesto, promises caste survey, 10 lakh jobs

Congress released a manifesto for upcoming elections in Rajasthan, in which the party promised to conduct a caste survey.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday released the Congress manifesto for the assembly polls, promising a caste survey, interest-free loans up to Rs 2 lakh to farmers and 10 lakh job opportunities.
The party also promised recruitment at the panchayat level and a special law to implement MSP as per recommendations of the Swaminathan Commission.
The Congress also promised to double the amount given to beneficiaries under the Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme from Rs 25 lakh to Rs 50 lakh annually and interest-free loan of up to Rs 5 lakh to small traders, shopkeepers and young entrepreneurs The manifesto was released by party president Mallikarjun Kharge, Gehlot, PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasra, chairman of the manifesto committee CP Joshi, former deputy CM Sachin Pilot and other leaders at the PCC office here.
Highlighting the salient points of the manifesto, Joshi said MSP will be given as per the Swaminathan Commission's recommendations.
Rajasthan goes to polls on November 25 and the results will be declared on December 3.
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BJP has released its manifesto for the upcoming elections in Rajasthan. The party promised to provide 2.5 lakh government jobs.

Rajasthan polls: BJP releases manifesto, promises 2.5 lakh govt jobs

BJP has released its manifesto for the upcoming elections in Rajasthan. The party promised to provide 2.5 lakh government jobs.

The BJP on Thursday released its manifesto for the Rajasthan assembly polls, promising a subsidy of Rs 450 per LPG cylinder for Ujjwala scheme beneficiaries and 2.5 lakh government jobs.
Releasing the 'sankalp patra' here, party chief J P Nadda also said that if the BJP forms the government in the state, a Special Investigation Team will be formed to probe paper leaks and other alleged scams in the Congress government.
Pledging a slew of schemes for girls and women, he said a 'mahila thana' will be set up in every district and 'mahila desk' in every police station besides an anti-romeo squad in every city.
He also announced a savings bond of Rs 2 lakh on the birth of girl child and a compensation policy for farmers whose land was auctioned.
Rajasthan goes to polls on November 25 and the results will be declared on December 3.

Congress MLA Gurmeet Singh Kunnar who was contesting election from Rajasthan's Karanpur seat passed away.

Days before Rajasthan polls, Congress MLA from Karanpur dies; CM offers condolences

Congress MLA Gurmeet Singh Kunnar who was contesting election from Rajasthan's Karanpur seat passed away.

The Congress' candidate from Rajasthan's Karanpur assembly constituency, Gurmeet Singh Koonar, died during treatment at the AIIMS-Delhi, party leaders said here on Wednesday.
He was 75. Koonar, who was the sitting MLA from Karanpur, was admitted to the Geriatric Medicine Ward of the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi on November 12.
Koonar died of sepsis with septic shock and renal disease, according to the death certificate issued by the hospital. He was also suffering from hypertension.
Polls to the 200-member Rajasthan assembly will be held on November 25.
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Rajasthan has the 200-member assembly for which polling will take place on November 23.

Rajasthan polls 2023: BJP releases first list, fields seven MPs 

Rajasthan has the 200-member assembly for which polling will take place on November 23.

Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari and Jaipur Rural MP Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore are among the seven BJP parliamentarians who will contest the Rajasthan Assembly polls, according to the first list of 41 candidates issued by the party on Monday.
While Diya Kumari will fight the elections from Jaipur's Vidhyadhar Nagar constituency, Rathore will be contesting from Jhotwara, also in Jaipur district.
Diya Kumari is a member of the erstwhile Jaipur royal family.
A BJP spokesperson said that the party's central election committee has approved the names of 41 candidates. &nbsp;Rajasthan has the 200-member assembly for which polling will take place on November 23.
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