The angry party workers accused Khan of harassing the party workers by the alleged aides of the state minister in her assembly constituency of Kama in Rajasthan.
New Delhi: Dramatic scenes erupted at the Congress party headquarters in the national capital on Saturday after many party supporters raised slogans against the state minister Zahida Khan. Khan had arrived at the party headquarters on Saturday afternoon. The party workers started raising slogans against her when she went to meet senior party leader Jitendra Singh.
The angry party workers accused Khan of harassing the party workers by the alleged aides of the state minister in her assembly constituency of Kama in Rajasthan. The party workers also alleged that the minister be replaced with some other candidate in the state assembly polls.
The protest comes ahead of the party’s Screening Committee meeting scheduled on Saturday in the national capital at the party’s war room at 15 GRG.
The rescheduling of the election is expected to have implications for campaign strategies and voter turnout, as political parties will now have additional time to mobilize their supporters and refine their campaign efforts. It remains to be seen how this adjustment will influence the dynamics of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly elections, which are highly anticipated by the people of the state.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge is all set to hold the meeting of the Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting on October 17 to finalise the candidates for the upcoming assembly elections. Elections for the 200 member assembly is scheduled on November 25 and counting of votes will take place on December 3.
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