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Quality Of Life: Gehlot Admitted Mlas Were Up For Sale: Rathore | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Reacting to CM Ashok Gehlot‘s remark that “half” the Congress MLAs would have left him during the alleged BJP horse-trading if they were corrupt, leader of opposition Rajendra Rathore on Wednesday said that Gehlot had admitted that “some of his MLAs were up for sale”. “He wanted to say some of his people were up for sale, and others were not,” said Rathore.
Gehlot on Tuesday had said, “If these MLAs were corrupt, then why did they not take the first instalment of Rs 10 crore (to topple the government in 2020)? Is anyone asking those who might have taken it?” Gehlot had said. TNN
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Gehlot on Tuesday had said, “If these MLAs were corrupt, then why did they not take the first instalment of Rs 10 crore (to topple the government in 2020)? Is anyone asking those who might have taken it?” Gehlot had said. TNN
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People ready to bring Congress back to power: Rajasthan CM Gehlot
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expressed confidence that the people are ready to bring the Congress party back to power in the upcoming Assembly elections. Despite challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic and an alleged conspiracy to topple his government, Gehlot stated that his government delivered good governance. He also targeted BJP leaders for the alleged conspiracy and expressed that people are still angry and ready to teach the BJP a lesson. The Assembly elections will be held on November 25, with vote counting on December 3.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expressed confidence that the people are ready to bring the Congress party back to power in the upcoming Assembly elections. Despite challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic and an alleged conspiracy to topple his government, Gehlot stated that his government delivered good governance. He also targeted BJP leaders for the alleged conspiracy and expressed that people are still angry and ready to teach the BJP a lesson. The Assembly elections will be held on November 25, with vote counting on December 3.
SEC calls for report over alleged poll code violation by Ashok Gehlot, secretary
The Chief Electoral Officer in Jaipur has requested reports from the principal secretaries of personnel and general administration departments regarding allegations made by the Leader of Opposition, Rajendra Rathore, about Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Principal Secretary Kuldeep Ranka violating the model code of conduct. Rathore claimed that Gehlot had visited Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi with Ranka in an official vehicle. The reports will investigate the use of official vehicles and resources during political trips. Rathore also questioned the necessity of political tourism with the principal secretary during the code of conduct.
The Chief Electoral Officer in Jaipur has requested reports from the principal secretaries of personnel and general administration departments regarding allegations made by the Leader of Opposition, Rajendra Rathore, about Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Principal Secretary Kuldeep Ranka violating the model code of conduct. Rathore claimed that Gehlot had visited Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi with Ranka in an official vehicle. The reports will investigate the use of official vehicles and resources during political trips. Rathore also questioned the necessity of political tourism with the principal secretary during the code of conduct.
Tussle over 3 Ashok Gehlot loyalists stalls Congress’ Rajasthan nominees list
The names of three Congress candidates in Rajasthan, who were identified as responsible for the MLAs’ boycott of a crucial meeting last year, are causing uncertainty. The Congress central election committee had a serious discussion about the names of CM Ashok Gehlot’s confidants and ministers, but their names have been put on hold. The fate of these leaders will be decided by the party leadership, with CM Gehlot likely to make a last push for them. Instead of one of the candidates, there is a push for a Bharat Yatri to contest the Jaipur seat.
The names of three Congress candidates in Rajasthan, who were identified as responsible for the MLAs’ boycott of a crucial meeting last year, are causing uncertainty. The Congress central election committee had a serious discussion about the names of CM Ashok Gehlot’s confidants and ministers, but their names have been put on hold. The fate of these leaders will be decided by the party leadership, with CM Gehlot likely to make a last push for them. Instead of one of the candidates, there is a push for a Bharat Yatri to contest the Jaipur seat.
