Politics once again intensifies in Rajasthan regarding Lal Diary, Rajendra Singh Gudha said that he will soon hand over the diary to ED.
Once again politics regarding Lal Diary has intensified in Rajasthan. Rajendra Singh Gudha, who came forward regarding Lal Diary after being dismissed from Gehlot government, has once again given a statement. Udaipurwati MLA and Shiv Sena leader Rajendra Gudha said, ‘Regarding the statement of Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge, he said that Kharge Saheb is claiming his victory. There is no claim of victory in that red diary, there is a claim of jail. He said that there is a secret in Lal Diary, that is why Mallikarjun Kharge is saying so much.
Rajendra Singh Gudha said that lawsuits are being filed every day regarding Lal Diary. Efforts are being made to create pressure every day. Attacking Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, he said that various tactics were adopted to obtain the Lal Diary. Didn’t Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot commit atrocities and oppression? Did he do everything he could? Regarding the question of handing over the red diary to the ED, he said that he will soon hand over the red diary to the ED.
Gave a big statement in Surajgarh also
In Baloda village of Surajgarh, Jhunjhunu, dismissed minister from Ashok Gehlot government and Udaipurwati MLA Rajendra Singh Gudha had said that more than 50 percent of Congress MLAs are on compassionate appointment. If Khetri MLA Dr. Jitendra Singh had not been the son of Dr. Choglal, he would not have been an MLA. Gudha’s reference was to such MLAs, someone from whose family has been an MP in the past.
More than 50 percent Congress MLAs on Anukampa’s appointment
He had said that had my blessings not been on Congress, Ashok Gehlot would not have been the Chief Minister. Commenting on the situation of Rajput leaders in Shekhawati, he said that Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathod was once telling him that now he will have to leave Churu, because last time he had won by 1500-1600 votes, now he is no longer young. It doesn’t take that much hard work. Elections have become tough, hence Shekhawati will have to be left.
