BJP Dominates Bhilwara with Massive Roadshow Led by Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari

Bhilwara: The BJP Lok Sabha media coordinator Vinod Jhurani revealed that today, Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari organized a massive roadshow in support of BJP Lok Sabha candidate Damodar Agrawal, turning the atmosphere in Bhilwara in favor of the BJP. The roadshow witnessed a surge of public support.

The grand roadshow began at 10 a.m. from the Dudhadhari Temple near Sanganeer Gate, culminating at Ambedkar Circle near the Station, passing through prominent landmarks such as Bada Mandir, Maharana Talkies, and Gol Pyau Chowk. There, Diya Kumari offered floral tributes to the statue of Ambedkar Ji and addressed the workers, stating that the opposition lacks both agenda and vision. She emphasized that Prime Minister Modi guarantees development, and his determination will elevate the BJP to new heights. Over the past 10 years, the welfare schemes of the central government have reached every individual. Modi Ji has secured a place in the hearts of every common man. Alongside, Damodar Agrawal will reach Parliament with a significant majority, creating history.

During the roadshow, the people of Bhilwara warmly welcomed Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari and Lok Sabha candidate Damodar Agrawal, lining the streets with enthusiasm. Women actively participated in the event, adding to the fervor.

The roadshow witnessed the presence of MP Subhash Bahedia, District President Prashant Mevada, MLA Ashok Kothari, Former MLA Vitthal Shankar Avasthi, Mandal MLA Uday Lal Bhadana, among others.

Moreover, President Rakesh Pathak, BJP leader Ram Pal Sharma, Former District President Lakshminarayan Dad, Ladulal Teli, Premswarup Garg, Nandalal Gurjar, Kailash Suwalka, Mandal President Manish Paliwal, Piyush Dad, Ghanshyam Singival, Anil Jadon, Advocate Rajendra Kacholia, Govardhan Singh Katar, Kalpesh Chaudhary, Ramanuj Saraswat, Pankaj Lohiya, Nandkishor Bairwa, Shyam Chandak, Rameshwar Kabara, Mukesh Agrawal, Advocate Umed Singh Rathore, Ramesh Sindhi, Puran Didwaniya, Rakesh Kasera, Gautam Sharma, and many other BJP workers and officials were present at the event.