Former minister Vishvendra Singh has raised serious allegations against a BJP candidate regarding outsider entry and voter list irregularities in Bharatpur.
Bharatpur | A political statement by former minister and ex-MLA Vishvendra Singh has triggered a massive stir in regional politics.
Through a social media post, he targeted the BJP regarding the election of the Zila Parishad and the post of Zila Pramukh.
Singh posted that certain outsiders influenced by money are dreaming of becoming Bharatpur Zila Pramukh on a BJP ticket.
He alleged that such individuals recently added their names to the voter list, which violates election norms and undermines democracy.
The decision of Bharatpur Zila Pramukh will only be made by the people of Bharatpur, not by outsider money.
Singh claimed that evidence regarding such bogus outsiders would be placed before the public very soon.
He appealed to the state administration to investigate the voter list additions immediately and initiate stern legal action.
Bharatpur Zila Parishad comprises 31 wards, while Deeg consists of 29 wards. The Bharatpur Pramukh seat is reserved for SC women.
In contrast, the Deeg Zila Pramukh post is reserved for general category women, with multiple candidates contending for influence.
Candidates from Bayana-Weir in Bharatpur and Kumher-Deeg wards are actively staking claims for the chairperson post.
One contender hails from Kumher while his daughter contests from Bayana, whereas some other nominees operate businesses outside and surfaced only during polls.
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