Congress Leader Criticizes BJP, Calls for Change in Kota

Kota . Kota's public, who have elected a Member of Parliament for the last 10 years, expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of fulfillment of duties and absence of notable achievements in the parliamentary constituency. They feel that they have been deceived for a decade and are now ready to learn from the past. Former Minister and current MLA from Kota North, Shanti Dhariwal, addressed the Kota North Congress workers during a dialogue program on Tuesday. He urged Congress workers to reach out to the public and highlight the direct benefits of the developmental activities undertaken during Congress governance. He expressed concern over the distress caused by the discontinuation of beneficial schemes by the Congress government.

Dhariwal urged workers to unite in their respective areas and appealed to the public to vote in support of the Congress party and its candidates. He emphasized the need for workers to gather support and expose the true face of the BJP government, which has left the public disillusioned and eager for change.

Dhariwal emphasized that while they all believe in the traditional values and the divinity of Lord Ram, the BJP's arrogance resembles that of Ravana, and they are shying away from adopting Lord Ram's ideals. He criticized the BJP for attempting to confuse the public with various promises during elections while failing to address real issues such as development, employment, and farmers' welfare.

During the dialogue program held at Station Sunflower Restaurant, a large number of Congress workers from Wards 25, 26, 27, 46, 47, 48, 59, 60, 63, 64, and 65 were present. Key figures like in-charge Ajay Agrawal, PCC Secretary Amit Dhariwal, Garvit Dhariwal, Dr. Jafar Mohammad, Mayor Manju Mehra, Deputy Mayor Sonu Quraishi, former Deputy Mayor Rakesh Soral, and other officials criticized the BJP on issues like inflation and unemployment. The program saw a significant turnout of councilors and Congress workers.