Prakash Javadekar: No differences, all support Vasundhara Raje in Rajasthan

New Delhi, Oct 16 Dismissing reports of differences among BJP leaders in Rajasthan as a "communication gap" that has been dealt with, the party's election in-charge for the state Prakash Javadekar says the whole unit in the poll-bound state is behind Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje.

The senior Union minister also attested that the blend of Prime Minster Narendra Modi's appeal and BJP chief Amit Shah's political strategy is the party's greatest quality in the upcoming assembly polls.

Rajasthan is booked to go to the surveys in a solitary stage on December 7. The tallying of votes for all 200 constituencies will take place on December 11.

Asked about Congress' criticism that there are differences within the BJP's state unit, Javadekar told in a meeting that everything is great.

"There were no distinctions all things considered. There was just a correspondence hole and now everything has been dealt with. The whole state unit is working additional time to guarantee BJP's triumph and is unitedly behind Vasundhara-ji, who is the most popular leader in the state," he asserted.

Javadekar's comments follow Congress state chief Sachin Pilot's claim that there were "contrasts" among Raje and Shah and the two once in a while shared a phase. "At whatever point Amit Shah comes, Vasundhara Raje goes elsewhere. They are not prepared to be available in a similar locale," Pilot said as of late.

The minister also accentuated that the BJP has an edge when contrasted with the Congress. While the decision party is clear about its leader, who is adequate to all areas of the general public, though Congress is a separated house, he said.

"We are clear about our leadership and the whole party is joined behind her. Be that as it may, the Congress is in a difficulty and there is enormous infighting in the restriction party between the Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot camps," Javadekar said.

Asked about anti-incumbency and the convention of progress of protect at regular intervals in Rajasthan, he said the party has set new patterns and broken all traditions under the leadership of the Modi-Shah couple.

"From 2014 onwards, the BJP has been expanding while the Congress is shrinking. The opposition party has turned out to be insignificant and the whole vote base of the gathering has moved towards our side in light of Modi-ji's charming initiative and his credibility, Javadekar said.

The BJP has always been a symbol of the development in the state, the minister stated, portraying the residency of the Raje government as a "golden period" in the history of Rajasthan.

"The five year period of 2013-18 of every a way is a golden period being developed of the state, particularly as far as framework. The state has developed significantly," Javadekar said.

He additionally specified different welfare plans begun by the state government, including the Bhamashah Yojana, a medical coverage plot.

The desert state has dependably observed shortage of water however the BJP government guaranteed water achieves each town and each ranch, he said.

Replying to a question on the party's in the by-polls in the state, Javadekar stated, "We lost just two by-polls, however we won in many other local elections in the state. The party lost predominantly because of the wrong choice of candidates and local factors."

This is Javadekar's second assignment this year. He was before delegated as accountable for assembly elections in Karnataka, where the BJP emerged as the single largest party.