The meeting was chaired by BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh and attended by state BJP president Kiran Singh Deo, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma, MLAs, MPs and senior party functionaries.
Positioning NSUI as the only party committed to safeguarding the interests of students in Delhi University (DU), Pilot appealed to the youth to elect the four contesting candidates of the Congress-backed organisation with record vote margins.
The BJP, in response, dismissed the allegations and urged the Congress to “stop playing the victim card” when faced with legal scrutiny.
Addressing a press conference at Rajiv Bhavan here, he also hinted at a major shake-up within the Congress organisation in the state and confirmed party president Mallikarjun Kharge’s upcoming visit.
Congress leader Sachin Pilot on Tuesday expressed concern over the government's intentions behind the caste census, questioning whether the move is merely an attempt to divert attention.
In a recent announcement, Jyotiraditya Scindia, the Minister of Aviation, revealed that airfares on five key routes, previously dominated by…
Randhawa termed the discussions of Pilot forming a new party as mere speculation and ruled out even such a possibility.
After all the mudslinging witnessed in the recent past, the agreement between the two brought a great sigh of relief in the Rajasthan Congress.
This mud-slinging indicates that the chances of political conciliation between two leaders are very minimal at this moment and are moving towards a fresh face-off.
Senior leaders in Rajasthan PCC are tightlipped on whether the ongoing tussle between Gehlot and Pilot would crop up during the Delhi meeting for discussion.
