Rajasthan board ajmer

Jaipur: The municipal bodies across the 126 countries to go to the polls on Wednesday, political analysts, especially in waiting for the results of Ajmer Municipal Corporation (AMC) elections.

The sentence would be reflected in the performance of the leading Minister Sachin Federation, which represents only region in the Lok Sabha but has an opinion on anything and everything with regard to this election the right to select a candidate of the Conference of the mayor's office in drawing out the campaign the ruling party in elections in the region.

Appointment of election workers AMC regardless of the remaining municipal bodies, which will vote on Aug. 18.

The first is the pioneer and only the Union Minister of Rajasthan, in the constituency in which the ruling party tasted defeat in the Panchayat elections held six months ago. Conference took comfortably in the local councils in circles Zilla other State and Ministers of the country three Joshi (Bhilwara), Namo Narain Meena (Tonk) and Mahadev Singh Khandela (Sikar).

Even Lok Sabha MP from Alwar, ensured Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, who is ranked in the stratosphere the political side by side with the lead in Congress, the party won in the panchayats in the constituency.

With the loss of a clear grip on the rural belt (which is dominated by Gujjars and slaves) and political notes and watching with interest if the pilot retains clout among voters in urban areas (dominated by the Mahajans and Brahmins) of Ajmer. The results of the Kishangarh Municipal Council will also be linked to the pilot, and the results of Bhilwara Municipal Council will be reflected on the contract for Joshi.

Secondly, the municipal elections Ajmer matter of prestige for the conference which has already seen its candidates occupied the prestigious chair in the State corporationsJaipur remaining four municipal, Jodhpur, Kota and Bikaner. Provision is a difficult task before the pilot of the Bharatiya Janata Party), which formed the panel Ajmer municipal conditions four years in a row that spans 20 years. "We are confident of a repeat success this time too," said Secretary-General of the BJP Satish Poonia, who held the party to prevail in the municipal elections Ajmer.

Given the realities on the ground in the city, and the BJP may find it easy to go. Just as Ashok Gehlot Chief Minister of the State and the Vice-President of the Conservative Party, Joshi said repeatedly that local issues will dominate the municipal elections, and the scarcity of safe drinking water (provided once in five days), and sanitation is deplorable and blackouts and long-deteriorating law and order situation in the Ajmer is likely to loom over from the mind of the voter.

To address these shortcomings, Vice-President of the Conference Chandrabhan offers: "We gave Ajmer Central University, an airport (still in the pipeline) and huge amounts of money for maintenance and Dargah and the Temple of Brahma." Now, how many of these local "development" actually turns to the voices would be useful to know.