<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje on Sunday announced that she will contest the upcoming Assembly election from the Jhalrapatan constituency in Jhalawar district.</p>.<p>Earlier speculations were made that Raje will contest from Dholpur, her home constituency and Jhalrapatan, her present Assembly constituency.</p>.<p>However, putting an end to all speculations, a press note from the chief minister's office said, “I have a three-decade-old connection with the people of Jhalawar. The people here have showered love and affection. I have done whatever I could do for Jhalawar and Baran districts,” she said.</p>.<p>Raje has been contesting from Jhalrapatan seat since 1985 and has been elected from the Jhalrapatan seat – in 2003, 2008 and 2013.</p>.<p>She also said her focus is to win all the 200 Assembly seats, however, her special attention would be on 100 seats.</p>.<p>She also exuded confidence that the BJP would form a majority government in the state once again.</p>.<p>Reacting on Rahul Gandhi's visit to her home turf, she said that BJP workers have done a solid work in the constituency which is why the Congress chief had to visit the constituency.</p>.<p>Rajasthan will go to the polls on December 7 and counting will be held on December 11.</p>
<p>Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje on Sunday announced that she will contest the upcoming Assembly election from the Jhalrapatan constituency in Jhalawar district.</p>.<p>Earlier speculations were made that Raje will contest from Dholpur, her home constituency and Jhalrapatan, her present Assembly constituency.</p>.<p>However, putting an end to all speculations, a press note from the chief minister's office said, “I have a three-decade-old connection with the people of Jhalawar. The people here have showered love and affection. I have done whatever I could do for Jhalawar and Baran districts,” she said.</p>.<p>Raje has been contesting from Jhalrapatan seat since 1985 and has been elected from the Jhalrapatan seat – in 2003, 2008 and 2013.</p>.<p>She also said her focus is to win all the 200 Assembly seats, however, her special attention would be on 100 seats.</p>.<p>She also exuded confidence that the BJP would form a majority government in the state once again.</p>.<p>Reacting on Rahul Gandhi's visit to her home turf, she said that BJP workers have done a solid work in the constituency which is why the Congress chief had to visit the constituency.</p>.<p>Rajasthan will go to the polls on December 7 and counting will be held on December 11.</p>
