badi sadri chittorgarh how does one fight attacks about being an outsider by making counterattacks that is exactly what the congress camp is doing in chittorgarh from where the national commission for womens ncw chairperson girija vyas is contesting with the bharatiya janata party bjp calling her an outsider as she hails from neighbouring district of udaipur vyass supporters are now introducing her to the voters of the area as mewar ki beti daughter of mewar addressing gatherings here the local congress leaders emphasize that it is not vyas who is an outsider but bjp candidate srichand kriplani campaigning for vyas local mla prakash chowdhary says kriplani is a sindhi and his ancestors belong to pakistan now tell me who is an outsiderforced to move to chittorgarh as udaipur is now a reserved seat vyas is being targeted by the bjp they have nothing to say against her and hence they keep calling her an outsider however this will get the bjp nowhere chowdhary tells toi not surprisingly congress members raise slogans of mewar ki beti zindabad at her meetingsvyas is upset with the opposition two assembly constituencies of udaipur have been merged with chittorgrah and the two districts are now a part of one region i dont understand the fuss about being an outsider she says after addressing a gathering at kishankareri a small village in badi sadrivyas is quite popular among the women which is obvious from the large turnout of women at her gatherings she also personally makes it a point to meet the women and ask them about their problems as the chairperson of ncw i got to know the problems that are faced by women across the country now i want your support to get a chance to go to the lok sabha and ensure that laws regarding socioeconomic reforms for women are passed she tells the womenshe never misses out on talking about inflation knowing well that it affects her women supporters i know the sugar prices are high once we come to power again congress will take measures to curb the problem she saysthis senior congress leader whose political career spans over 30 years is probably one of the few candidates who begins her day quite early she attends about 30 meetings in a day covering as many villages as possible in a day her first meeting is usually at 730 or 8 and no matter how far the village is she is rarely late for her meetings says a close associatecontesting against twotime mp from the constituency vyas claims that chittorgarh is an under developed constituency where much needs to be done kriplani failed to represent this areas voters in lok sabha the infrastructure is poor there is no drinking water nor are there schools or health facilities despite the district having a strong art and culture background nothing has been done to revive it she says