Rajasthan Congress is engulfed in the inside political flames further decaying its root. in Rajasthan now it is not Gehlot versus Sachin, but Sachin versus Ashok this time.
Rajasthan Sports Minister Ashok Chandna has attacked the former deputy chief minister of the state. An alleged shoe hurling incident is the root cause of the on-going political battle within the historical party.
As per the incident Sachin Pilot’s supporters are allegedly considered behind the shoe hurling act which targeted the state cabinet minister. The reports say that the incident took place during a public meeting called to mark the immersion of the ashes of Gurjar leader Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla. The mass meeting was being attended by both BJP and Congress leaders.
Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla was a Gurjar leader who is known for various agitations in the state for reservation in the educational institutions and government jobs.
On one hand when the top Congress leaders are preoccupied in the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rajasthan presents just another picture. The leaders are seen busy in the Party Todo campaign in the state.
Following the shoe hurling, the furious Sports Minister today launched a fierce attack on former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot.
In his tweet Ashok Chandna says that if by hurling shoe at me, Mr Sachin Pilot becomes the state CM then this should happen soon. The reason being I am not in a mood to fight. If I get angry and come to fight then only one will be left and that is something I don’t feel like doing.
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