Jaipur, Nov 24:  In a culmination of fervent electoral campaigning, Rajasthan braces for assembly polls on November 25. The Congress, aiming to defy anti-incumbency, spotlighted Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's governance achievements, initiatives, and a pledge of seven guarantees. Meanwhile, the BJP intensified efforts to unseat the Congress, centering its attacks on issues like women's safety, alleged appeasement, corruption, and paper leaks.

Rajasthan, with 200 assembly seats, will witness polling in 199 seats due to the unfortunate demise of Congress candidate Gurmeet Singh Konoor in Sriganganagar's Karanpur constituency. A staggering 5,25,38,105 voters are eligible to cast their ballots across the state's 199 assembly constituencies. As the election fervor subsides, the fate of Rajasthan's political landscape hangs in the balance, awaiting the verdict of its engaged electorate.