Rajasthan Congress: The AICC withdrew the list of 85 state secretaries, dealing Dotasara and Randhawa a serious blow

 

Rajasthan Congress: The AICC withdrew the list of 85 state secretaries, dealing Dotasara and Randhawa a serious blow

Rajasthan Congress: The AICC has now dealt an enormous setback to state secretary Govind Singh Dotasara and region among-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa amid the current political dispute between Gehlot and Mentor in the Rajasthan Congress. The nomination of 85 state secretaries announced by both leaders has been prohibited by SICC.

Jaipur. The appointment of 85 state secretaries that were recently chosen by the Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee has been put on hold by the AICC. Govind Dotasara, the head of the PCC, clarified this in front of the media. According to Dotasara, the list was made public without the national president's signature.

It was technically our fault. It is forbidden by AICC because of this. Dotasara stated that the list would be made public as soon as it has received the AICC and National President's approval

Dotasara claimed that he and the state in-charge Sukhjinder Randhawa had made this list public without the Speaker's consent. Experts claim that the selection of the 85 secretaries was totally biassed. Young leaders connected to Gehlot and Dotasara dominated it. There were rumours that the pilot camp had been entirely ignored. It was regarded as a violation of AICC rules and regulations when its complaint got to the upper leadership of the party.

Only once the AICC seal was applied were the listings made public.

Typically, these lists have only been published after receiving the AICC stamp. However, when the PCC and DCC lists stopped arriving from Delhi for a while, Govind Dotasara and Sukhjinder Randhawa managed to get them published at their local level. Both of them had to back off on this. Late on Thursday night, the listings were suspended.

The new secretaries have pleased Kafoor

When the long-serving leaders in Congress were appointed secretary two weeks ago, there was great joy. The newly chosen secretaries met state president Govind Dotasara and in command Sukhjinder Randhawa as well. For several days, welcome programmes were held at PCC.

There were several laddoos and kachoris served. But many young leaders were taken aback as soon as they heard that the PCC had stopped the appointments on Thursday night. Many people had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep all night. Following that, on Friday, a few leaders met with PCC Chief Govind Dotasara to discuss this.

What will occur after that

After receiving the national president's seal, a fresh list may be published. There can be some additional names added to it. On the other hand, the names of the executives who were appointed secretaries based on recommendations rather than performance are certain to be removed. According to rumours, some leaders connected to the pilot camp would have their names included so that the political balance during an election year is preserved. However, according to sources in the party high command, Dotasara will continue to serve as president until the elections since the high command is happy with how he is conducting himself. There are currently allegations that the Pilot group has practically abandoned the assertion for the