"I'm Not Going Anywhere": Vasundhara Raje After Filing Nomination
NDTV
At a public meeting in Jhalawar on Friday, while referring to her MP son Dushyant Singh's progress as a people's representative, Vasundhara Raje candidly said she felt she can retire now.
Former Rajasthan chief minister and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje on Saturday filed her nomination from Jhalrapatan seat in Jhalawar and brushed away speculation of her retirement, saying "I am not going anywhere." At a public meeting in Jhalawar on Friday, while referring to her MP son Dushyant Singh's progress as a people's representative, Vasundhara Raje candidly said she felt she can retire now.
This led to speculation that she might not contest the assembly polls slated for November 25.
The four-time MLA was accompanied by Union minister Pralhad Joshi, son Dushyant Singh and other party leaders when she filed her nomination as the BJP candidate from Jhalrapatan this noon. "Jhalawar is like our family and in the family we do and share a lot of things which do not have political connotation," she said later.
