Prioritize Regional Achievements Before National Agenda, Urges Gunjal

Kota: Congress candidate Prahlad Gunjal, contesting from the Kota-Bundi Lok Sabha constituency, conducted a robust outreach program on Tuesday in various villages of the Keshavaraypatan Assembly constituency, including Gudli, Mandhorajpura, Sunagar, Sarasla, Balod, Roteda, Azanda, Ghat Ka Barana, Deikheda, Makhide, Badakheda, Baswada, Papdi, Gendoli, and many others. While addressing the villagers, Gunjal emphasized the importance of acknowledging regional achievements before discussing national agendas.

He questioned the previous MP, Mr. Birla, about his accomplishments in the region during his ten-year tenure. Gunjal highlighted the disillusionment among the locals, who had high hopes for significant improvements in irrigation, electricity, and employment opportunities after Mr. Birla assumed the powerful position of Lok Sabha Speaker. Despite these expectations, the region did not witness substantial progress, leaving the constituents disheartened.

Gunjal urged the villagers to ponder whether they should continue to bestow their trust on someone who failed to deliver on promises even after being supported twice in the past. He emphasized the significance of local support and expressed confidence that with their blessings, he would be able to bring about the necessary changes in the region.

During his outreach program, Gunjal received a warm welcome from the villagers, with many adorned in traditional attire and garlands. Several prominent figures, including MLA C.L. Premi, former district president Mahavir Meena, district president Chandraavati Kanwar, Deputy District President Brijmohan Sharma, Keshavaraypatan Sarpanch Vijendra Hada, and district council member Amritlal, along with more than a dozen Sarpanches and representatives, attended the event.