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BJP Launches 'Save Democracy' Campaign, Targets Rahul Gandhi, Stresses Voter List Purification

The BJP's 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' campaign criticizes Rahul Gandhi and emphasizes a transparent voter list revision process.

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BJP Launches 'Save Democracy' Campaign, Targets Rahul Gandhi, Stresses Voter List Purification

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BJP Launches 'Save Democracy' Campaign

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organized a citizen's meet and worker's gathering as part of its 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' campaign in the Ater assembly constituency at Heritage Hotel and Marriage Garden. The event stressed the protection of democratic values and the establishment of good governance.

Focus on Voter List Purification

The chief speaker, Dr. Arvind Singh Bhadauria, in-charge of Andhra Pradesh and former minister, urged party workers to ensure the voter list special intensive revision process is flawless, transparent, and impartial. He accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of spreading confusion among the public regarding the voter list.

Allegations Against Rahul Gandhi

Dr. Bhadauria alleged that Congress leaders are trying to create an environment of anarchy in the country out of fear of losing upcoming elections. He implored workers to counter such misleading propaganda and to inform people of the truth by going door-to-door.

Party Workers' Role Emphasized

District Organizing In-charge Hamir Singh Patel highlighted the crucial role of party workers in refuting misinformation. Former Minister OPS Bhadauria described the tireless efforts of workers as the true strength of the BJP and the core mantra for the party's success.

Commitment to Good Governance

Several senior party officials and a large number of local representatives and workers were present, including MP Representative Keshav Singh Bhadauria, Awadhesh Singh Kushwaha, Mayaram Sharma, Kok Singh Narwariya, and Krishnakanta Tomar. All speakers reiterated their commitment to maintaining the principles of good governance to face future challenges, emphasizing a transparent and impartial voter list purification process.

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