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Ashok Gehlot, the chief minister of Rajasthan, unexpectedly shared his thoughts on the unexpected outcomes of the state assembly elections. According to the most recent trends, the BJP is expected to emerge victorious, taking 52 seats and leading in 63, despite the Congress party’s determined efforts.
Gehlot’s Response to Rajasthan Election Loss:
In response to the Rajasthan Election loss, Ashok Gehlot said the poll results were “unexpected for everyone” and expressed the party’s modest acceptance of the will of the people. He considered the shortcomings in a post on X, writing, “This defeat indicates that we were not entirely successful in bringing our ideas, legislation, and innovations to the public.”
Greetings to the New Government: Gehlot wished the new administration well and underlined the value of persistent work in spite of the setback. He recommended that the new government continue the policies that his government had put in place over the previous five years, such as the Chiranjeevi health insurance scheme and the old pension scheme.
Congress’s Loss and Gehlot’s View:
The Congress party has suffered as a result of the Rajasthan Election results, and there are now concerns about the reasons behind Gehlot’s leadership of the party’s downfall. Gehlot conveyed his appreciation to voters and members of Congress who shared the party’s vision. He urged the incoming government to expand upon the framework that his administration established.
Analysis of Previous Elections:
The current result is put in context by looking at the Assembly Elections from 2013 and 2018. Vasundhara Raje Scindia of the BJP lost to the Congress, led by Gehlot, who won 100 seats and took over as chief minister in 2018. In comparison, the Congress only managed 21 seats in the 2013 elections, while the BJP secured a sizable majority with 163 seats.
Conclusion
an examination of the tactics and messaging employed by the Congress party under Gehlot’s direction has been warranted by the unexpected outcomes of the Rajasthan elections. The political landscape in Rajasthan changes significantly as the BJP celebrates its apparent victory, with implications for the state’s governance in the years to come.
