ABP CVoter Survey HIGHLIGHTS: Congress Vs BJP — Rajasthan's First Snap Poll Reveals Which Party Could Secure Power
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ABP CVoter Survey HIGHLIGHTS: Hello and welcome to ABP Live Blog for the first Snap Poll pertaining to Rajasthan Assembly Election 2022. The Congress-ruled state will witness an election later this year.
Currently, the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP are indulging in a tug-of-war over the law and order situation in the state especially pertaining to crimes against women.
Rajasthan minister Rajendra Gudha was suspended from the Rajasthan assembly on Monday after it saw unruly scenes – including pushing and shoving – over the 'red diary'. He has been targeting Gehlot following his sacking on Friday evening, hours after he cornered his own government in the Assembly over the issue of crimes against women in the state.
He called for a narco test on all ministers in the state on Tuesday, a day after he waved a 'red diary' in the assembly alleging it contained details of financial irregularities involving Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and others.
Gudha held charge as the minister of state for Sainik Kalyan (Independent Charge), Home Guard and Civil Defence, Panchayati Raj and Rural Development.
On Tuesday, the former minister also claimed that he wanted to table the diary in the assembly.
"Narco test is a scientific and trustworthy test. Agencies across the world accept it and even the judiciary accepts it. I am saying that the test be conducted on the entire council of ministers, including me, to reveal the truth about rape and corruption. It will reveal who is lying and who is speaking the truth," he told PTI.
In another controversy, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot on Thursday alleged the PMO has cancelled his speech at an event in Sikar where Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated various development projects. In a tweet in Hindi, Gehlot listed demands, which he said he would have put forth during his speech, including withdrawal of the Agniveer scheme and a decision on the Rajasthan Assembly's resolution to conduct a caste census.
After this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot couldn't attend the foundation laying programme of 12 medical colleges as he was injured. PM Modi also wished CM Gehlot a quick recovery. "CM Ashok Gehlot has been ill for some time now & has injured his leg. He was supposed to attend the program today, but could not due to his health conditions. I pray for his good health," PM Modi said.
ABP CVoter Survey Live: Congress Vs BJP — Rajasthan's First Snap Poll Reveals Which Party Could Secure Power
Even as CM Ashok Gehlot (35%) emerges as the most favoured CM face in the ABP CVoter Survey, the Snap poll projects BJP to secure a comfortable lead with 109 to 119 seats while the ruling Congress is expected to win 78 to 88 seats.
ABP CVoter Survey Live: Rajasthan minister Pratap Khachariyawas on CM Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot's feud
"There is competition everywhere, it will help Congress. It should be taken positively," Rajasthan minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas on CM Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot's feud.
ABP CVoter Survey Live: Congress will form government, Sanjay Nirupam says
Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam remarked trend shows wherever PM Modi campaigns BJP loses. "We are clear that Congress will form government. Rivaaz badlega Raaj nahi (precedent will change, the government will not)," he said.
ABP CVoter Survey Live: BJP leader Satish Punia says that projection similar to what happened in 2013
BJP leader Satish Poonia says that the projection is similar to what happened in 2013. "There is resentment in the state, not just anti-incumbency," he remarked, crediting PM Modi for ensuring basic needs of people in the state are met.
ABP CVoter Survey Live: Snap poll projects BJP as securing a comfortable lead
The collated numbers are here! The ABP-Cvoter Snap poll projects BJP to secure a comfortable lead with 109 to 119 seats while the ruling Congress is expected to win 78 to 88 seats.
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