The Road Stop | Digvijay Singh: Insights On Rajgarh’s Election Dynamics | NewsX Exclusive

Continuing our discussion, we delved into whether the pad-yatras he has been conducting have contributed to his engagement with the public, on which he elaborated, “Yes, I did pad-yatras for one day in every constituency and because of that many people connected with me and walked with me, and I was able to rejuvenate my relationship with people from whom I had lost contact with”.

Advancing the conversation, we sought his perspective on the most pressing issues facing Rajgrh and the nation at present, and he replied, “Inflation, Unemployment, the farmers not getting their due and the level of education is not at par”.

Concluding our discussion, we inquired about his nomination process and how it was unique as compared to typical nominations, to which he responded, “When we would gather large crowds it would create a lot of stress for the workers and the administration would not let them enter the office with the candidate that’s why I restricted them from joining me. That day every party worker was at the polling booth”

Rajgarh, formerly a princely state, is now predominantly agrarian, adorned with historic palaces, forts, and temples. Among its notable landmarks is the Kapileshwar Temple situated in the midst of the Kali Sindh river, contributing significantly to the region’s cultural identity. It is also home to the country’s biggest shrine of Sufism the Dargha Baba Badakshini.

As the state goes to poll in the upcoming cycle Digvijaya Singh is also hoping for a victorious return to electoral politics after 10 years, now what the electorate has decided for the upcoming polls only time will tell.

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