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Rajasthan by the end of this year assembly elections are about to happen. The path of Congress in the state is not looking easy. CM here Ashok Gehlot and former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot Relationships are not visible. Meanwhile, Congress general secretary and newly appointed state co-incharge Virendra Singh Rathore and Amrita Dhawan have reached Jaipur. He will meet the workers here and will chalk out a strategy going forward.
Will Gehlot and Pilot’s relationship soften?
Newly appointed state co-incharge Virendra Singh Rathore, in response to a question regarding the ‘tussle’ between Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Congress leader Sachin Pilot, said that a big challenge is ahead.. The big challenge is that we have to form our government again in Rajasthan. Sachin Pilot and Chief Minister are Ashok Gehlot.. Both of them are our very strong leaders. He said that I assure that both of us, one of our leaders has great experience and the other leader has young energy, so there should be a confluence of experience and energy within the Congress of Rajasthan. Will work in the coming days.
Congress took this decision
Let us tell you that the All India Congress Committee has recently associated three secretaries Amrita Dhawan, Virendra Singh Rathore and Qazi Muhammad Nizamuddin with party in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa in Rajasthan. Rathore talked to the media at the airport and said that in the coming days it will be ensured that there is a confluence of experience and energy in the Rajasthan Congress.
Congress government will repeat in Rajasthan
On the other hand, the second co-incharge Amrita Dhawan said that the upcoming Rajasthan assembly elections are important for the entire party and certainly the plans of the Congress government are liked by the public and if the public wants to win then no one can defeat them and I agree. That the Congress government will repeat in Rajasthan and the whole of Rajasthan will celebrate it. On the question of ‘discord’ in Rajasthan Congress, he said that there is no discord at all.. Democracy allows difference of views, but I believe that work will be done only together and elections will be fought together.
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