Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Receives Grand Welcome in Udaipur; Enthusiasm Among Party Workers

Udaipur: On her arrival in Udaipur, Rekha Gupta, Chief Minister of Delhi, was accorded a grand welcome by the Bharatiya Janata Party city district unit at the Gulab Bagh Darwaza intersection. The event generated significant enthusiasm among party workers.

The ceremony was attended by BJP Rajasthan Vice President Nahar Singh Jodha, City District President Gajpal Singh Rathore, District General Secretary Paras Singvi, Devilal Salvi, Dr. Pankaj Borana, former Mayor Rajni Dangi, District Vice President Karan Singh Shaktawat, Kiran Tated, District Minister Prakash Agarwal, Hazari Jain, Sapna Kudiya, former Badgaon Panchayat President Pratibha Nagda, Krishnakant Kumawat, Spokesperson Dudaram Patel, Om Parikh, Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Mandal President Vijay Ahuja, Maheshpuri Goswami, General Secretary Rajmal Chittoda, Sunil Vyas, Jagdish Menaria, Gajendra Agarwal, former Mandal President Om Khokhawat, Councilor Gopal Joshi, Ramesh Jain, and several other current and former office bearers, including representatives from the Agrawal community.

The Chief Minister was welcomed in the historic land of Mewar, Udaipur, which symbolizes valor and sacrifice. As part of the ceremonial reception, a statue of Maharana Pratap and a brass statue of the sacred cow, presented by the Vatsalya Committee, were offered, along with flower showers and garlanding.

Media In-Charge Dr. Seema Champawat noted that the event displayed special enthusiasm among workers and effectively showcased the unity and strength of the organization. Attending leaders reiterated their commitment to organizational growth and development while felicitating the Chief Minister on her visit.

According to security officials, after landing at Maharana Pratap Airport, the Chief Minister was initially scheduled to travel via Sukher to Hotel Trident. However, at the request of District President Gajpal Singh Rathore, the route was revised to pass through Gulab Bagh Gate, where she received a ceremonial welcome before proceeding to the scheduled program.