Sudden Recognition for Workers by PRAHLAD GUNJAL: Gunjal

Congress candidate Prahlad Gunjal from Kota-Bundi Lok Sabha constituency reached out to several villages including Amzhar, Nayagaanv, Khedli, Kanwarpura, Gudala, Chechat, Doodhiyakhedi, Alod, Motipur, Nimoda, Madanpura, and Raikheda among others in the Ramganjmandi Vidhan Sabha area on Tuesday. Addressing villagers, Gunjal said that not only once but twice, our MP, who is now sitting on the highest position in Parliament, is visiting your villages. 

Gunjal mentioned that despite being the Lok Sabha Speaker, Birla could not free the jam in Dara's canal, initiating a double-faced policy in Kamalpura for the last 10 years, and now suddenly coming to ask for votes. "For the past 10 years, apart from distributing sweet bullets to the public, Birla has done nothing for his parliamentary constituency. Instead of boasting about their achievements, they insult BJP workers who have been with them for years," he added. 

Gunjal questioned how suddenly Birla, who enjoyed power for ten years, remembered the workers' honor. He pointed out that Birla has spent the last ten years in power grabbing control of all the institutions and societies in the area and has increased his and his family's empire. 

"Now, Modi talks about winning in the name of temples, but the public is ready to examine Birla's ten-year record, and based on that, the public has prepared to bless him for the third time," Gunjal said. 

He warned Birla not to forget the power of a single vote, which has brought him to this position. "Showing off in Delhi's parliament and displaying your political arrogance will not solve the problems of villages and the poor. The public will respond to the mockery of a common man's vote that you have made for ten years," Gunjal said.

Gunjal received a warm welcome in all the villages of the Ramganjmandi Vidhan Sabha area, and people expressed their confidence in Gunjal by blessing him during the outreach. During the interaction, many village heads, including Mahendra Rajoria, Abdul Salam, and Ajit Parekh, along with several sarpanches and block Congress officials, were present.