Jaipur, Sept. 25 -- After municipal elections in Rajasthan, BJP is turning its attention to upcoming Panchayati Raj polls. Party national president Nitin Nabin is scheduled to launch its campaign from Dadiya village in Jaipur on Friday, addressing a conference to mark Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay's birth anniversary and flagging off 90 campaign vehicles. Newly elected BJP councillors, candidates who contested the municipal elections, district and mandal office-bearers, and party workers are expected to attend the conference. The campaign vehicles will travel across rural Rajasthan, carrying information about central and state government schemes and development projects to gram panchayats and hamlets. The BJP plans to present its governments' work to rural voters and engage with them ahead of the polls. On Friday, Nabin is scheduled to meet state BJP leadership to review preparations for the Panchayati Raj elections. BJP chief spokesperson Ramlal Sharma told HT, "The main objective of this entire programme is organisational discussions. The results of three major municipal corporation elections will also be announced on Friday. This opportunity will prove to be a double boost for the workers."...