Jaipur. Election preparations are in full swing in Rajasthan. Both parties are continuously announcing candidates. Apart from this, small parties are also fielding assembly candidates in their respective areas. Election atmosphere has started to develop and in the meantime, the District Collector has issued new orders in many districts. This order was issued for government employees, especially for the personnel associated with the police department and administration.
Employees will not be able to go home during Diwali. Holidays have been canceled before Diwali in some cities of Rajasthan including Alwar, Jaipur. In Alwar, district administration and police administration officials have canceled the leaves of administrative and police personnel. This means that they may get only one or two holidays before 9th November next month. After this, no leave of any kind will be given till the elections. Even on Diwali, those people will not be allowed to go to their homes. Leave will not be valid at all. Similar orders are gradually being implemented in other cities also.
Elections are to be held on 25th November. Elections are to be held on 25th November in Rajasthan. The five-day festivals of Diwali will start about 7 to 8 days before November 25. There will be no leave on these festivals. Elections are to be held on 200 assembly seats in Rajasthan. These elections are becoming more challenging than the previous elections. Police and administrative officials together have recovered more than ₹ 250 crore in cash, drugs, gold, silver and other illegal items in Rajasthan in the last few days.
Last time, Rs 100 crore were recovered in the elections. The biggest thing is that last time in 2018, when the assembly elections were held, from the time the election code of conduct was imposed till the election day, illegal items worth about Rs 100 crore were recovered, whereas The election month has not even started and before that illegal goods worth up to Rs 250 crore have been recovered. This time, before the elections in Rajasthan, it is estimated that illegal goods worth up to Rs 1000 crore will be recovered.
