Rajasthan Political Crisis: Gehlot And Pilot Camp Face To Face
Rajasthan Political Crisis: Again the sound of political crisis in Rajasthan, Gehlot and Pilot camp face to face.
Once again the sound of political crisis is being heard in the Congress government of Rajasthan.
The Ashok Gehlot government was once in trouble due to the rebellion of former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot camp last year, but was saved by the CM’s political acumen.
Now again both the camps are face to face. The exercise to include each other’s MLAs in their respective camps has intensified. A Dalit MLA supporting Pilot says that something big could happen by next month.
Claiming to be in the pilot camp of 4 MLAs from Gehlot camp and 2 from BSP joining Congress, this MLA said that the party high command is aware of our strength.
He said that Medical Minister Dr. Raghu Sharma and Transport Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas have tried to improve the relationship by meeting Pilot in the last days.
Both were special pilots at first, but later joined the Gehlot camp.
After Punjab, the high command will decide on Rajasthan. The way Pilot supporters got importance among the office bearers of State Congress Committee, similarly they will get priority in cabinet expansion and political appointments.
At the same time, CM Gehlot is completely confident about the chair and the number of trusted MLAs. The Gehlot camp is claiming a split among the pilot supporters.
A cabinet minister supporting Gehlot said on condition of anonymity that three MLAs of the pilot camp Bhanwarlal Sharma, Vishvendra Singh and PR Meena have reposed faith in the chief minister.
These MLAs also conveyed their message to National General Secretary Ajay Maken that they are with Gehlot.
The way MLA PR Meena, who had attacked the CM for a long time by being a confidant of Pilot, made a statement praising the Chief Minister’s work a day earlier.
It is clearly visible that something big will happen in the Congress in the coming days.
MLA Ved Prakash Solanki has targeted the CM for not paying attention to the Dalit MLAs in the government. He said that less importance is being given to Dalits and minorities in the Gehlot government.
Gehlot engaged in obliging the faithful The pilot camp is upset by staying out of the government. On the other hand, Gehlot is busy obliging his friends through political appointments.
Gehlot has made several directors and members in various boards and corporations as well as made chairman one or two places.
The district collectors have already been given a message to ignore the pilot supporters by giving priority to the leaders of the Gehlot camp.
Pilot supporters are making the ground strong, Pilot is working to strengthen Gujjar, Meena vote bank in East Rajasthan. They also want to include Dalit society in this alliance.
Under this strategy, Pilot has talked to Congress workers and office-bearers of caste organizations in Dausa, Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Dholpur, Bharatpur, Alwar, Tonk, Jaipur and Ajmer districts in the last one month.
The Pilot camp is preparing to visit Rajsamand, Jhalawar, Kota districts after the lockdown is over.
