Congress wins this by-election in Rajasthan, BJP candidate gets 5 votes

News Topical, Digital Desk : The by-election for the Sri Ganganagar Zila Pramukh of Rajasthan was held on Thursday (September 11), in which Congress defeated BJP and won. Congress candidate Dularam Indaliya defeated BJP candidate Nirmala Devi in ​​a one-sided contest and captured the post of Zila Pramukh. Indaliya got 26 votes out of 31, while Nirmala Devi got only 5 votes.

The post of Zila Pramukh was lying vacant in Sri Ganganagar district for the last one and a half years. Sri Ganganagar's Zila Pramukh Kuldeep Indora was elected as Lok Sabha MP from here on a Congress ticket in the Lok Sabha elections. Since then, this post was lying vacant. 

Congress had accused the government of delaying the by-elections

Congress had accused the government several times of deliberately not holding the by-elections. Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasara and Sri Ganganagar MP Kuldeep Indore had raised this issue several times. However, after that the Election Commission had started the process of holding the by-elections. But in the meantime a complainant went to the High Court.

Dotasara targets Bhajanlal Sharma government

PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasara has targeted the government several times regarding the by-elections. The government had to postpone the by-elections even after announcing the election date several times. The government's stand was that the elections are being delayed due to Operation Sindoor and several other reasons.

Congress' victory in BJP's government

Let us tell you that the current government in the state is of BJP and in the by-election held on the Sri Ganganagar District Pramukh seat, Congress has defeated BJP by a huge margin, a big reason behind this is that for a long time, agitations are going on in this area regarding the problems of roads, electricity, water etc., which are not in favor of the government and neither is there any minister from this area in the government. In such a situation, due to continuous neglect of this area, the government had to face defeat in the by-election.

By-election to be held for Bharatpur District Pramukh

At the same time, PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasara has also been continuously attacking the government. By-elections are also to be held on the Bharatpur district head seat, so the opposition is continuously demanding elections there as well, but in the meantime, every lesson learned on the Sri Ganganagar seat is a big lesson for the BJP, but now it remains to be seen when the government conducts the by-election of the district head in Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma's home district.

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