CURATED BY – NAVIN MEHAR | CITYCHIEFNEWS

dhar, Rajiv Yadav has contested the elections from Dhar Assembly as an independent candidate with nationalist thinking. Yadav's public relations continue in various villages of Dhar Assembly. Meanwhile, he is also holding meetings and speaking his mind to the people. Also receiving blessings from people. He took a conference of local matriarchs of Dhar in a private garden. During this period, participation of mother power in large numbers was seen. Also, independent candidate Yadav spoke openly on issues related to women and also answered questions about mother power.

While addressing the Matrishakti Sammelan, Yadav said that I will not let the vermilion of any mother or sister be ruined. Your son, your brother stands with you in every trouble. He said that the spark that has been lit has to be taken to every house in the form of a matchbox and lit a lamp. We have to go to each family and make a resolution. Outside, we have had each family offer water from the Jyotirlinga to Lord Shankar. The benefit that has been taken from that virtue. I assure that every family will move forward through this. Happiness and sorrow of every house: I will stand by the happiness and sorrow of every family, pain and problem, I will give my life for it, I assure you this. Those sitting here in front of you are not sitting to become leaders, they are sitting to become members of your family and we will work with this belief.

Opening of offices in wards

The election office of Rajiv Yadav, an independent candidate with nationalist views, was also inaugurated on the election symbol of matchbox for Dhar Assembly elections. A power center has been created by combining every two to three wards of the city. The workers will work by laying the foundation for the workers to sit at these power centers and to take the nationalist thinking to the booth level. Such power centers have been created in the city. This type of arrangement has been made for the first time. Shakti centers in Dhar and Pithampur were inaugurated on Tuesday.