Gehlot in panic ahead of Modi’s Jaipur rally, Nitish refuses to give Gandhi maidan
September 09, 2013

Ahmedabad, 9 September 2013
Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi will deliver another important political address of this month on Tuesday, September 10th at Amrud ka bag ground in Jaipur. The rally will mark conclusion of BJP chief ministerial candidate Vasundhara Raje’s Surajya Sankalp Yatra.
Rajasthan is going to witness assembly general elections most probably in November. Almost all poll predictions and surveys suggest that BJP has excellent chances to come back to power in Rajasthan in next assembly elections.
Meanwhile, ahead of Shri Modi’s rally it seems Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is in panic. He said Modi focuses just on marketing and a visit to the state will “expose” the tall claims made by him. Terming Modi as a marketing “expert”, Gehlot told reporters here that a visit to Gujarat will expose the claims made by Modi in various sectors including education, roads and health services.
It should be noted here that Shri Modi will also address around six major rallies in Rajasthan in the months of October and November.
The party has planned to put hoardings of Shri Narendra Modi across Rajasthan, especially in towns located close to Gujarat border.
Nitish refuses to allot Gandhi maidan for Modi’s rally
It is one of the most discussed political topics on social media front late in the evening on Monday. Chief Minister of Bihar Shri Nitish Kumar has denied allotment of Gandhi maidan in Patna for Bihar BJP’s Hoonkar rally which is to be addressed by Shri Narendra Modi on 27 October.
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