The ministers of Rajasthan's Ashok Gehlot government and the MLAs of the ruling Congress are unhappy over not having a hearing in their government. Ministers and legislators are openly targeting bureaucracy. The ministers and officers of the government targeted the bureaucracy many times. Six ministers and five MLAs have opened the front of the bureaucracy of their own government in about 14 months. Due to this, the government has faced an uncomfortable situation many times. The ministers of the Gehlot government are unhappy about not working in the departments under their charge, of their own accord, so they are unhappy about not having a hearing. Party workers are still worried about not getting a share of power even after 14 months of formation of the government. Along with this, Deputy Chief Minister and President of the State Congress Committee Sachin Pilot, many times, directly and indirectly, surrounded his own government.

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Whether there was a case of assault on Dalit youths in Nagaur and Barmer or a case of corruption, Pilot targeted Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot many times. They have publicly stated many times that there is no participation of workers in power. Apart from this, State Tourism Minister Vishvendra Singh had a dispute with the General Manager of the State Tourism Development Corporation for about six months. Along with this, Vishvendra Singh publicly made statements against the general manager several times. In the controversy over a tender, Vishvendra Singh accused the officials of corruption. Similarly, Khagh and Civil Supplies Minister Ramesh Meena publicly stated many times that officials are not listening to Congress workers. Officers keep Congress workers outside their rooms.

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Meeting Congress President Sonia Gandhi, she complained that bureaucracy is dominating in the state. State Mines Minister Pramod Jain Bhaya is angry with his department being repeatedly replaced as principal secretary. He is not getting back on track with the officials. While tweeting recently, he said that I have realized that despite changing the government in the state, the functioning of bureaucracy has not changed. And Medical Minister Dr. Raghu Sharma has also given statements against officers many times. Senior MLAs Bharat Singh and Rajendra Singh Vidhudi made allegations of corruption in the Mines, Police and Excise Department. Bharat Singh surrounded the officers of his own government not only in the media many times but then in the assembly.

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