During his speech, he didn’t disclose the entire matter relating to the diary and its connection with the CM. However, it did raise the temperature in the BJP camp, which is leaving no stone unturned to establish CM’s connection with a major corruption. TOI called Gudha for his comments on the revelation, but he didn’t respond.
Expressing shock over his sacking, he reminded CM Gehlot, “You gave me the ministry to speak the truth. I did say the truth that instead of talking about violence in Manipur, we should talk about crime against women in Rajasthan. Did I say something which is incorrect?”
He said he would have given his resignation had CM Ghelot hinted for the same, but sacking was wrong on his part. Refuting allegations that he acted at the behest of the BJP, he said, “Today, in this public program I am sharing the dais with Jhunjhunu MP Narendra Khichad. Many times we have seen Gehlot and former CM Vasundhara Raje meet. Why then the Congressmen didn’t say that both are politically together.”
