In response to Congress leader Ashok Gehlot's criticism of the Rajasthan government's training camp in Kevadia, Gujarat, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has reacted in strong terms.
Bhajanlal said, "Gehlot sahib says we are sitting in the hotel, and now we are going to Kevadia. I will tell him, fix your mentality. You have lost your mental balance. We are going to the memorial of Sardar Patel, who united the country. This carries a message of unity, and is being done with the aim of making the country stronger."
Earlier, Gehlot had raised the question, "Why did you suddenly have to hold such a big training camp after a year and six months? And why not in Rajasthan, but in Gujarat?" He said, "In our time, international events like G-20 were held in Jaipur and Udaipur, and then we did not have to go anywhere. So why do we have to go out and get training now?"
A new controversy has arisen in Rajasthan politics over this. Some say that it is not just a visit or training, but the opposition is also questioning the efficiency and direction of the government.
On the other hand, on World Press Freedom Day on May 3, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma greeted journalists and said, “Free journalism is the backbone of democracy. It plays a big role in strengthening the society. Let us all together protect the honor and freedom of journalism.”
These incidents have made Rajasthan politics more lively. The war of words between the BJP and the Congress has now reached a new level.
