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Randhawa: Media Reports Of Pilot’s Statements Shown To State In-charge Randhawa | Jaipur News
Jaipur: PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasra showed newspaper cuttings and video clippings of Sachin Pilot’s statements that he made in Jhunjhunu to AICC’s state in-charge SS Randhawa and chief minister Ashok Gehlot during a meeting of top state Congress leaders here on Tuesday, sources said.
Pilot had reportedly said, “I do not use bad words against anybody but when I protest, I ‘make smoke come out’ (‘dhuan nikaal deta hun’).”
Sainik Kalyan minister Rajendra Singh Gudha, who had accompanied Pilot, even publicly challenged the Congress high command to take disciplinary action against the former deputy chief minister.
On Tuesday, Gehlot, Randhawa and Dotasra continued their one-on-one interactions with MLAs from Udaipur.
Pipalda Congress MLA Ramnarain Meena told mediapersons that some ministers had crossed all limits of corruption but the chief minister was either helpless or was compelled to tolerate such elements. Targeting urban development and housing minister Shanti Dhariwal, Meena said the Congress was weak in Kota because of Om-Shanti (Om Birla and Shanti Dhariwal), alleging that some Congress leaders were hand-in-glove with the BJP.
Pilot had reportedly said, “I do not use bad words against anybody but when I protest, I ‘make smoke come out’ (‘dhuan nikaal deta hun’).”
Sainik Kalyan minister Rajendra Singh Gudha, who had accompanied Pilot, even publicly challenged the Congress high command to take disciplinary action against the former deputy chief minister.
On Tuesday, Gehlot, Randhawa and Dotasra continued their one-on-one interactions with MLAs from Udaipur.
Pipalda Congress MLA Ramnarain Meena told mediapersons that some ministers had crossed all limits of corruption but the chief minister was either helpless or was compelled to tolerate such elements. Targeting urban development and housing minister Shanti Dhariwal, Meena said the Congress was weak in Kota because of Om-Shanti (Om Birla and Shanti Dhariwal), alleging that some Congress leaders were hand-in-glove with the BJP.
