Khachariyawas specifically cited a surge in rape cases during a press conference in Jaipur, claiming the state currently leads national statistics. Beyond public safety, he pointed to the collapse of the previously established 'Free Medicine Scheme,' alleging that the procurement of spurious drugs led to the deaths of 22 women in government facilities. These criticisms form the backbone of a broader campaign strategy designed to highlight the administration's perceived abandonment of social welfare commitments.
Infrastructure has emerged as another primary battleground. Khachariyawas drew attention to deteriorating road conditions in key constituencies and condemned recent budget reallocations and new utility charges imposed by the state government. By framing the current governance as a betrayal of public trust, the Congress party is pushing voters to utilize the upcoming local body elections as a referendum on the Chief Minister's performance. The intensity of the campaigning, marked by an unusual level of direct involvement from Sharma himself, suggests that both parties view these local contests as a critical test of political momentum.
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