Congress leader Sachin Pilot, speaking to ANI, expressed strong confidence that his party would retain power in Rajasthan, suggesting a departure from the state’s historical trend of alternating governments. He emphasized the people’s desire for committed governance, indicating a positive mood for Congress.

Rajasthan’s Political Landscape: The Congress and BJP Face-Off

The political arena in Rajasthan is heating up with 199 out of 200 assembly seats going to the polls. The elections, marked by intense campaigning from major parties like Congress and BJP, are a critical test of political strength. The Karanpur constituency saw a deferment in elections following the demise of Congress candidate Gurmeet Singh Koonar.

Polling Process and Security Measures

Voting commenced at 7 am, offering citizens a chance to exercise their democratic right until 6 pm. The state has ensured robust security measures, deploying 1,02,290 personnel, including police, home guards, and CAPF, to maintain peace and fairness during the elections.

The Counting Day: A Decisive Moment

The counting of votes, scheduled for December 3, will be a pivotal moment in Rajasthan’s political narrative. The previous assembly elections in 2018 witnessed Congress securing 99 seats, with BJP winning 73. Ashok Gehlot became the Chief Minister, backed by BSP MLAs and independents.

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