Rajasthan / 'Missing' posters of Vasundhara Raje, son spotted in Rajasthan

Missing posters of former Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje and her son Dushyant Singh were spotted on Wednesday in Jhalawar and Jhalrapatan. While Raje is an MLA from Jhalrapatan, Singh represents Jhalawar-Baran in Lok Sabha. The posters questioned the duo's absence amid COVID-19 pandemic and announced a reward for information. "You should not be scared to come back," they read.

Vikrant Shekhawat : Jun 11, 2021, 02:14 PM
Jaipur: A day after posters of former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje were removed from the state BJP headquarters, several posters of ‘Searching for missing’ have been seen in different parts of Jhalawad districts. The message in these posters claims that the Raje, the BJP MLA from Jhalwad along with her son Dushyant Singh, MP from Jhalawar-Baran have been “missing” amid the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, and those finding the two shall be rewarded.

The posters, as per the message, have been put on behalf of the ‘tormented people of Jhalawad’. The posters depict pictures and designations of Raje and Dushyant and question where have the two gone?

“You should not be scared to come back, we the people shall forget everything in two to four days and you can then continue with your corrupt arrangements. No one shall say anything to you,” read the message.

BJP sources said that Raje and Dushyant have been shuttling between Delhi and Dholpur and have been missing from the ground of Jhalawad which has left the people aggrieved amid the pandemic. Although Raje has been running the Office of Vasundhara Twitter handle along with Vasundhara Jan Rasoi to mark her presence, her presence on the ground is missed by people amid the pandemic.

The local administration is likely to get the posters removed. Jhalawad BJP president Sanjay Jain also confirmed the presence of posters. “I have called a press conference at 2 p.m. to speak on the issue,” he said while attending a video conference with Raje to discuss matters.