Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has always been in the news for his statements. By the way, CM Gehlot has launched a scathing attack on the opposition as well as his political opponents and every day he remains a part of the discussions due to these statements of his. During his budget speech some time ago, CM Gehlot announced the establishment of clubs on the lines of Delhi for MLAs. At the same time, the CM then said on the comment of a member - 'Don't understand what? Oh, there are some players here, who go to Delhi in hiding. They understand everything. '
Although CM Gehlot did not name anyone, it is believed that CM Gehlot's gesture was towards the Pilot faction. In fact, CM Gehlot is known for targeting his political opponents in his familiar style. You all must have known that the Pilot faction revolted against CM Gehlot in 2020 and since then there has been a rift in the Gehlot-Pilot faction. By the way, there has been a reconciliation between the two groups. Yes, and MLAs of the Pilot faction also got a place in the Gehlot cabinet, but the figure of thirty-six between the two leaders is intact. CM Gehlot does not miss out on targeting the Pilot faction as soon as he gets an opportunity. At the same time, Pilot is also not left behind when Gehlot is targeted.
Recently, CM Gehlot revealed that it was on his recommendation that Sachin Pilot became a minister in UPA-2. Pilot revealed to equalize Gehlot's taunts that he had given a ticket to CM Gehlot's son Vaibhav Gehlot from Jodhpur. The party high command was not in favour of giving a ticket to Vaibhav Gehlot. However, Vaibhav Gehlot had to face defeat by a huge margin.
On March 23, 2022, Sachin Pilot, without naming CM Gehlot, said, "Some people stick to the chair. Unfortunately, some people stick to the chair in politics. Such people feel insecure. They can't work properly. You can't take those with you. I was at a very young age in politics. If I don't give people a chance and hold their hands and move forward, what's the use of me coming into politics early?''
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