Sources said the Congress leadership is unhappy with Ashok Gehlot plotting a revolt that has put the party to shame amid Rahul Gandhi's "Bharat Jodo Yatra".
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has been excused as Congress President after more than 90 Rajasthan MLAs faithful to him irritated the Gandhi family. Leaders like Mallikarjun Kharge and Digvijay Singh are presently in the race.
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• Sources said the Congress leadership is angry with Ashok Gehlot for plotting a rebellion that has put the party to shame amid Rahul Gandhi's "Bharat Jodi Yatra". Sources say that the 71-year-old Gandhi's refusal to step down as the main chief minister of Rajasthan has angered the authority.
• Mr. Gehlot, 71, had agreed to resign as chief minister ahead of his promotion as Congress president after Rahul Gandhi made it clear that in view
• Mr. Gehlot, 71, had agreed to resign as chief minister ahead of his promotion as Congress president after Rahul Gandhi made it clear that in view
• The conventional declaration of changes in Rajasthan was to be made on Sunday at a gathering of MLAs at Mr. Gehlot's home. The overall setting was chosen by the Main Clergyman, as indicated by Ajay Maken and Mallikarjun Kharge, who went to the gathering as focal onlookers.
• Nonetheless, simply 20 to 25 MLAs showed up at Mr. Gehlot's home. A large portion of the Congress MLAs went to a different gathering at the place of Priest Shanti Dhariwal, near Mr. Gehlot.
• After that meeting, they took a special bus to the speaker's house and threatened if Mr Gehlot was replaced as chief minister by his rival Sachin Pilot, who rebelled against him in 2020.
• The legislators refused to meet the two central leaders in person, openly defying party president Sonia Gandhi, and stipulating conditions that included electing a new chief minister only after the Congress president's election. If Mr. Gehlot turns into the Congress President, it will be an irreconcilable circumstance as he will reserve the option to pick his replacement in Rajasthan.
• The legislators refused to meet the two central leaders in person, openly defying party president Sonia Gandhi, and stipulating conditions that included electing a new chief minister only after the Congress president's election. If Mr. Gehlot turns into the Congress President, it will be an irreconcilable circumstance as he will reserve the option to pick his replacement in Rajasthan.
• Althrough three priests near him composed the defiance, Mr. Gehlot denied any part in it, refering to a visit that morning to a dargah close to the India-Pakistan line where there was no telephone gathering. "I don't have anything in my hand. The MLAs are irate," he told the focal initiative.
• Nobody in Delhi trusted that without the dynamic help and consolation of Mr. Gehlot, 92 MLAs could undermine mass renunciation. However Gehlot has offered a conciliatory sentiment, the Congress initiative has taken a "serious view" of the indiscipline by perhaps of its most senior leader.
• The Rajasthan emergency made unrest in the Congress Official races be hung on 17 October. Without precedent for over twenty years, no Gandhi is in this challenge.
• Alongside Mr. Gehlot, the front-runner, discredited, the Congress is seeing applicants like Mallikarjun Kharge and Digvijay Singh. Previous Madhya Pradesh boss clergyman Kamal Nath's name has additionally sprung up, however he met Sonia Gandhi last night and purportedly said that he might want to zero in on his state.
