Azad Samaj Party to contest Rajasthan polls with Hanuman Beniwal

The political spectrum of Rajasthan has always been known to keep its audience on its toes, especially during the election season. The tension that builds up, the anticipations of the people, and the political maneuvers by various parties always make for an exciting time.

As the upcoming November 25 assembly polls inch closer, there is an added layer of intrigue and expectancy, thanks to the recent announcement by the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party convener, Hanuman Beniwal.

Beniwal, an MP, asserted that the two parties will come together and fight the elections as one family. He further said that the RLP-Azad Samaj Party alliance will attract voters who are opposed to the opposition BJP as well as the ruling Congress in the state. Hanuman Beniwal, who also represents Nagaur in the Parliament, has declared the collaboration of his party, the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), with Chandrashekhar Azad’s Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) in the state of Rajasthan. The coming together of these two parties is expected to significantly shape the dynamics of the upcoming polls. Such alliances typically signify an intent to pool resources, voters, and ideologies to present a united front against common competitors.

There is a lot of excitement about the Rajasthan elections. At the same time, the competition here is going to be very tough. Rashtriya Loktantrik Party convener Hanuman Beniwal on Thursday announced an alliance with Chandrashekhar Azad-led Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) in Rajasthan. The alliance is crucial for the November 25 assembly polls. The announcement was made at Beniwal’s residence. The RLP leader expressed the alliance’s commitment to work together and achieve electoral success. Hanuman Beniwal is also an MP from Nagaur. He said that this alliance will have a significant impact on many constituencies. The RLP currently has three MLAs and one MP. Azad said there was no dispute over seat-sharing with the RLP. Beniwal said the first list of candidates will be released soon.

As the people of Rajasthan and political pundits alike wait with bated breath, Beniwal has teased that the first list of candidates representing this newly formed alliance will be unveiled shortly. This list will give further insights into the strategy and planning behind the alliance and will surely be the topic of many discussions in the days leading up to the polls. The political scene in Rajasthan has just gotten more interesting. The announcement of the RLP-Azad Samaj Party alliance has infused a fresh wave of excitement and speculation about the outcomes of the forthcoming assembly elections. As Beniwal and Azad join forces with the promise of fighting the elections as one cohesive unit, the other political parties, the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP, would surely be recalibrating their strategies. One thing is certain: the competition in the Rajasthan elections this year is going to be fiercer than ever before.