Rajasthan goes to polls on December 7th, 2018. No government has come back in power in the state in the last five terms. But will anti-incumbency play a crucial role again even with Prime Minister Narendra Modi leading the BJP battle?
In the lead up to the election, both Narendra Modi and Indian National Congress (INC) President, Rahul Gandhi are leaving no stone unturned. In the election rally at Banswara, Narendra Modi referring to Rahul Gandhi as "naamdaar," questioned his lack of awareness about NCC, ghoshnapatra (manifesto) and Kailash Mansarover, He even rattled Congress feathers by accusing Sonia Gandhi of controlling the remote when 26/11 attack in Mumbai happened. But will that translate into votes for BJP?
In the Rajasthan's Chief Minister's home ground, Dholpur, people seem a bit disappointed with the way the BJP has worked since they came into power, and Congress is hoping that this translates into votes. But will the friction between Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot mean advantage BJP?
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