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11 Nov-2024 11:28 AM

Written By: Ashvini Yadav, Dimple Sharma & Laxmikant Sharma

Alwar/Dausa: In Ramgarh of Alwar, the CM said that the Congress govt ran bulldozers on cowsheds and removed idols, including Shivlings, using a drill in Alwar. “A 15-year-old girl with speech and hearing disabilities was molested and dumped on a flyover in Alwar. When the BJP made it an issue and the accused started getting identified, the Congress government called it an accident,” Sharma said.

When a CBI inquiry was ordered, the police cleaned up the flyover to destroy evidence, he further alleged.

In Dausa, he held a road show in support of party candidate Jagmohan Meena and said that the Delhi-Mumbai corridor passing through Dausa would change fate of district & state & write a new chapter of development. The CM also gave an account of ERCP & its impact on farmers. Once this project takes shape, there will be no shortage of water for drinking and irrigation, he claimed.

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