BJP to Hold March from Ram Leela Ground to Tripolia Gate on November 5

Kuldeep Singh Chundawat October 29, 2026, 9:59 pm 3 min read

Jaipur, October 29: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is set to organize a march on November 5, covering approximately 1.25 kilometers from Ram Leela Ground to Tripolia Gate in Jaipur. This event is part of the party’s campaign titled “Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy.” Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and Union Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnav are expected to participate. The march will commence after a gathering at Ram Leela Ground, where leaders will deliver speeches.

To prepare for the march, BJP leaders convened a meeting at the state office located in C-Scheme on Thursday. Attendees included Jaipur MP Manju Sharma, State General Secretary and Jaipur Division In-Charge Shrawan Singh Bagri, MLA Kalicharan Saraf, Hawa Mahal MLA Bal Mukund Acharya, State Coordinator of the campaign and former MLA Ram Lal Sharma, and BJP Jaipur City District President Amit Goyal.

Target of 200 to 400 Workers from Each Ward

Amit Goyal stated that the number of workers from each assembly area and ward will be determined based on their actual organizational capacity. Areas that can contribute 200, 300, or 400 workers will have corresponding targets set. He emphasized that despite the upcoming Diwali festival, the organization has assigned this responsibility to Jaipur City, and that positions come with accountability, leaving no room for negligence. Mandal presidents, councilors, and ward in-charges have been instructed to meet these targets.

Ram Lal Sharma also noted that merely announcing a numerical target is insufficient. Each official must personally connect with local workers to ensure the actual presence of the targeted numbers.

Dialogue, Workshops, and Programs in Colleges

Bagri explained that alongside the march, there will be dialogues with prominent citizens, discussion forums, and programs for students and youth in colleges, as well as competitions and media outreach. He highlighted the importance of considering traffic, markets, and public convenience during the march. Bagri mentioned that this campaign is a response to the misinformation spread by Congress regarding the SIR.

Manju Sharma added that the march aims to convey messages of democratic values, national unity, and social harmony to the people. The meeting also saw the presence of Jaipur South District President Rajesh Gurjar, Narayan Meena, Puneet Karnawat, Chandramohan Meena, Navratna Narayania, and Rekha Rathore, along with mandal presidents, councilors, and officials from various fronts.

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