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In Rajasthan Local Body Polls, Congress To Reserve 50% Tickets For Youths
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In Rajasthan Local Body Polls, Congress To Reserve 50% Tickets For Youths

In Rajasthan's upcoming local body polls, the Indian National Congress party has decided to reserve 50% of its candidate tickets for youth. This decision was announced by Govind Singh Dotasra, who described it as a strategy to introduce fresh leadership at the grassroots level of politics. The move aims to encourage younger individuals to participate in local governance and potentially shift the political landscape by prioritizing new faces. It reflects the party's attempt to rejuvenate its presence in local elections through generational change.

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In Rajasthan Local Body Polls, Congress To Reserve 50% Tickets For Youths

In Rajasthan's upcoming local body polls, the Indian National Congress party has decided to reserve 50% of its candidate tickets for youth. This decision was announced by Govind Singh Dotasra, who described it as a strategy to introduce fresh leadership at the grassroots level of politics. The move aims to encourage younger individuals to participate in local governance and potentially shift the political landscape by prioritizing new faces. It reflects the party's attempt to rejuvenate its presence in local elections through generational change.

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