BJP launches cleanliness drive in Jaipur as Acharya targets Rahul Gandhi

The campaign, held in the presence of BJP National President Nitin Nabin, focused on the party's vision for a developed India by 2047. Acharya emphasized that the initiative goes beyond symbolic gestures, aiming to ensure government welfare schemes reach the most marginalized citizens. During the event, the party honored local sanitation workers with kits and service recognition, framing the work as a core component of their developmental agenda.

Shifting to national politics, Acharya accused Gandhi of aligning with anti-national elements and using young people to broadcast controversial statements. He questioned the Congress leader’s political relevance, suggesting that Gandhi’s reliance on younger platforms reflects a diminishing support base. Meanwhile, Urban Development Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra addressed administrative concerns, dismissing opposition allegations regarding the Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls. Kharra defended the electoral verification process as a necessary measure to protect ballot integrity, rejecting claims of vote manipulation as a distraction from the Congress party's lack of substantive policy issues.