Jaipur: As the state gears up to embrace the leadership of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for the next five years, it is only a matter of time that Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) will also see a change in the ruling regime. The incumbent Vaibhav Gehlot and his team, which came to power in 2019 October and was re-elected unopposed in December 2022, will have to ‘exit soon’, says the veterans who have seen the functioning of the association over the past many years.
“The RCA elections took place after three years and three months and this is against the state sports Act.The Vaibhav-led team fraudulently made changes to the law to suit their interests. According to the Sports Act, if the committee extends their tenure even by a day once they complete three years, an ad hoc panel is formed. So, the Rajasthan government can, at any time, dissolve RCA’s executive committee. Later, fresh elections will be held,” said a source.
“Earlier, no action was taken as RCA president was outgoing chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s son. It was their government in power. We will now write to the registrar and an action will be taken against Vaibhav’s team,” an anti-Gehlot RCA official said on condition of anonymity.
BJP leader and former Rajasthan sports minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar’s son Dhananjai is favourite to become the next RCA president. He is the president of the Nagaur District Cricket Association (NDCA)
It is an open truth that the state cricket body is heavily influenced by what happens on the political field.
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“The RCA elections took place after three years and three months and this is against the state sports Act.The Vaibhav-led team fraudulently made changes to the law to suit their interests. According to the Sports Act, if the committee extends their tenure even by a day once they complete three years, an ad hoc panel is formed. So, the Rajasthan government can, at any time, dissolve RCA’s executive committee. Later, fresh elections will be held,” said a source.
“Earlier, no action was taken as RCA president was outgoing chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s son. It was their government in power. We will now write to the registrar and an action will be taken against Vaibhav’s team,” an anti-Gehlot RCA official said on condition of anonymity.
BJP leader and former Rajasthan sports minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar’s son Dhananjai is favourite to become the next RCA president. He is the president of the Nagaur District Cricket Association (NDCA)
It is an open truth that the state cricket body is heavily influenced by what happens on the political field.
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Ashok Gehlot cites 3 reasons to retain power in Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expresses confidence in Congress winning assembly polls in five states. Gehlot believes that BJP will not form the government in any of the five states. He dismisses the results of exit polls and surveys, relying instead on the feedback of people in cities and villages. Gehlot cites three reasons for his confidence: no anti-incumbency against the state government, no accusations against the chief minister, and public dissatisfaction with BJP leaders’ attacks on the Congress government. He criticizes the frightening language used by BJP leaders during the election campaign and predicts that the attack on Rahul Gandhi will cost BJP in 2024.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expresses confidence in Congress winning assembly polls in five states. Gehlot believes that BJP will not form the government in any of the five states. He dismisses the results of exit polls and surveys, relying instead on the feedback of people in cities and villages. Gehlot cites three reasons for his confidence: no anti-incumbency against the state government, no accusations against the chief minister, and public dissatisfaction with BJP leaders’ attacks on the Congress government. He criticizes the frightening language used by BJP leaders during the election campaign and predicts that the attack on Rahul Gandhi will cost BJP in 2024.
Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot confident of Congress forming government in Telangana
Rajasthan CM Gehlot expressed confidence in Congress winning in all five states due to its social guarantees, particularly praising the promises made by Telangana Congress. He emphasized the need for good governance in Telangana and highlighted Rajasthan’s success in implementing stringent laws against paper leaks. Gehlot accused the BJP of engaging in horse trading to topple governments and criticized the decreasing credibility of agencies like CBI, ED, and IT. He urged against their misuse for political purposes. Assembly elections in Telangana are set to take place on November 30.
Rajasthan CM Gehlot expressed confidence in Congress winning in all five states due to its social guarantees, particularly praising the promises made by Telangana Congress. He emphasized the need for good governance in Telangana and highlighted Rajasthan’s success in implementing stringent laws against paper leaks. Gehlot accused the BJP of engaging in horse trading to topple governments and criticized the decreasing credibility of agencies like CBI, ED, and IT. He urged against their misuse for political purposes. Assembly elections in Telangana are set to take place on November 30.
Rajasthan Polls: Ashok Gehlot leading from Sardarpura
Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot is leading in the Sardarpura seat with a margin of 5,759 votes. Gehlot is leading with 12,536 votes. Gehlot is pitted against BJP’s Mahendra Singh Rathore. Mahendra Jeet Singh Malvia is leading in Bagidora seat with a margin of 9095 votes. Tikaram Jully is leading from Alwar Rural seat with a margin of 4,878 votes. Minister Brijendra Ola of the Congress is leading on Jhunjhunu seat with a margin of 7,295 votes.
Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot is leading in the Sardarpura seat with a margin of 5,759 votes. Gehlot is leading with 12,536 votes. Gehlot is pitted against BJP’s Mahendra Singh Rathore. Mahendra Jeet Singh Malvia is leading in Bagidora seat with a margin of 9095 votes. Tikaram Jully is leading from Alwar Rural seat with a margin of 4,878 votes. Minister Brijendra Ola of the Congress is leading on Jhunjhunu seat with a margin of 7,295 votes.
