Vote for Modi to take Rajasthan out of 'BiMaRU' state list: Vasundhara Raje

Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raja addressed a election rally in Ratangarh on Saturday to garner support for BJP's Churu candidate Rahul Kaswa.

Slamming the UPA government, Raje said that the UPA has left the state det-ridden.

She said, "We have not celebrated our assembly polls victory. We will do it only when we will build a new Rajasthan."

Due to the flawed policies of the previous government, the benefits of the pension scheme are being received by those who don’t deserve them, she said.

Enumerating the achievements of her government, she said that they built roads and highways, opened medical colleges.

She said, "We introduced reforms in Class 8 examinations."

Talking about the acute water shortage in the state, she said, "In order to address the issue and fulfill the dreams of Atal ji, we are making efforts to interconnect rivers."

Launching an unscathing attack on Congress, Raje said that the country is now fed up of Rober Vadra who grabbed the land of the people.

She said, "Ashok Gehlot boasts of building medical colleges, but we all know the reality of those institutions."

She urged the people of the state, to vote for Modi to take Rajasthan out of 'BiMaRU' state.

She said that to build a new Rajasthan and a new nation, we need to elect Modi as our PM.