<p>The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), floated by independent MLA and former BJP leader Hanuman Beniwal, claims to be the alternative to the BJP and Congress in Rajasthan.</p>.<p>Moreover, the prominent Jat leader on Monday also announced an alliance with former BJP leader Ghanshyam Tiwari and his Bharat Vahini Party (BVP) for the upcoming elections.</p>.<p>He said the RLP and BVP hopes to form a strong third front.</p>.<p>According to political experts, their alliance could be a threat to both the Congress and BJP in upcoming elections, especially in the Brahmin and Jat communities in Khimsar and Jaipur's Sanganer localities.</p>.<p>While Beniwal is set to please the Jat voters of West Rajasthan, Tiwari is eyeing Brahman votes.</p>.<p>Beniwal claims that apart from the Jat community, the party has the support of farmers and the youth.</p>.<p>Both Beniwal and Tiwari are former BJP leaders and have accused the Raje government of corruption.</p>.<p>Tiwari, a six-time legislator, quit the BJP in June after accusing Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje Scindhia of corruption.</p>.<p>Beniwal was the BJP's candidate in the 2008 state elections and was suspended from the party before the 2013 elections.</p>.<p>Beniwal defeated his rival and BJP candidate on the Khimvsar seat by a margin of 23,020 votes as an independent candidate.</p>
<p>The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), floated by independent MLA and former BJP leader Hanuman Beniwal, claims to be the alternative to the BJP and Congress in Rajasthan.</p>.<p>Moreover, the prominent Jat leader on Monday also announced an alliance with former BJP leader Ghanshyam Tiwari and his Bharat Vahini Party (BVP) for the upcoming elections.</p>.<p>He said the RLP and BVP hopes to form a strong third front.</p>.<p>According to political experts, their alliance could be a threat to both the Congress and BJP in upcoming elections, especially in the Brahmin and Jat communities in Khimsar and Jaipur's Sanganer localities.</p>.<p>While Beniwal is set to please the Jat voters of West Rajasthan, Tiwari is eyeing Brahman votes.</p>.<p>Beniwal claims that apart from the Jat community, the party has the support of farmers and the youth.</p>.<p>Both Beniwal and Tiwari are former BJP leaders and have accused the Raje government of corruption.</p>.<p>Tiwari, a six-time legislator, quit the BJP in June after accusing Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje Scindhia of corruption.</p>.<p>Beniwal was the BJP's candidate in the 2008 state elections and was suspended from the party before the 2013 elections.</p>.<p>Beniwal defeated his rival and BJP candidate on the Khimvsar seat by a margin of 23,020 votes as an independent candidate.</p>
