Ashok Gehlot likely to call Assembly Session next.
Confidence speculation in Rajasthan after the visit to the palace of Galhout
Ashok Gehlot
Ashok Gahlaut is preparing for the vote of confidence in the assembly.
Chief Minister Ashok Gahlaut met Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra amid intense political pressure over allegations of MLA trafficking. According to a Congress source, the chief minister sent a message to the governor on Saturday evening to table a no-confidence motion in the assembly next week. He also handed over letters signed by legislators supporting the governor. A special session of the Legislative Assembly may be called on Wednesday. However, a statement issued from Raj Bhavan on Sunday said that during the 45-minute meeting, the chief minister briefed the governor on various government measures to deal with the Corona epidemic.
Gahlaut Shibir is confident of proving its majority with the support of two MLAs from the Indian Tribal Party. Despite the political turmoil in the desert over the past week, the main opposition BJP has not yet demanded a vote of confidence. The number of seats in Rajasthan Assembly is 200. Of these, Gahlaut now has at least 102, including six Congress MLAs. Chief Minister Shibir claims that 109 MLAs are supporting the government. On the other hand, there are 65 MLAs in the BJP camp and 18 in the rebel Sachin Pilot camp. However, the Congress is hopeful that some members of the Sachin camp will be brought back into the mainstream before the vote of confidence.
Tendulkar and his fellow legislators were still staying at the Manesar resort in Haryana. According to sources in the rebel camp, they may return to Jaipur after announcing the schedule of the vote of confidence. Gulabchand Katheria, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, said on Sunday, "Political instability has been created as a result of infighting within the Congress. The BJP has no role in this. We have not even demanded a vote of confidence. ”Former BJP chief minister Bashundhara Raje is still adamant against a deal with Sachin Shibir, party sources said.
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Confidence speculation in Rajasthan after the visit to the palace of Galhout
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Ashok Gahlaut is preparing for the vote of confidence in the assembly. Photo taken from Twitter.
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Jaipur
July 19, 2020, 18:56:54
Last Updated: July 19, 2020, 18:09:52
Chief Minister Ashok Gahlaut met Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra amid intense political pressure over allegations of MLA trafficking. According to a Congress source, the chief minister sent a message to the governor on Saturday evening to table a no-confidence motion in the assembly next week. He also handed over letters signed by legislators supporting the governor. A special session of the Legislative Assembly may be called on Wednesday. However, a statement issued from Raj Bhavan on Sunday said that during the 45-minute meeting, the chief minister briefed the governor on various government measures to deal with the Corona epidemic.
Gahlaut Shibir is confident of proving its majority with the support of two MLAs from the Indian Tribal Party. Despite the political turmoil in the desert over the past week, the main opposition BJP has not yet demanded a vote of confidence. The number of seats in Rajasthan Assembly is 200. Of these, Gahlaut now has at least 102, including six Congress MLAs. Chief Minister Shibir claims that 109 MLAs are supporting the government. On the other hand, there are 65 MLAs in the BJP camp and 18 in the rebel Sachin Pilot camp. However, the Congress is hopeful that some members of the Sachin camp will be brought back into the mainstream before the vote of confidence.
Tendulkar and his fellow legislators were still at the Manesar resort in Haryana. According to sources in the rebel camp, they may return to Jaipur after announcing the schedule of the vote of confidence. Gulabchand Katheria, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, said on Sunday, "Political instability has been created as a result of infighting within the Congress. The BJP has no role in this. We have not even demanded a vote of confidence. ”Former BJP chief minister Bashundhara Raje is still adamant against a deal with Sachin Shibir, party sources said.
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In the meantime, tensions are running high in the desert despite allegations of Congress MLA Konabechar leaking audio leaks and counter-eavesdropping allegations by the BJP camp. The Union Home Ministry has already sent a notice to the Rajasthan government alleging illegal eavesdropping. State government sources said the chief secretary would respond to the notice. According to two leaked audio tapes, rebel Congress MLA Bhanwarlal Sharma is being offered money to oust the government in Rajasthan. The Congress alleges that one of the proponents is Union Water Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat. The MLA has lodged an FIR against Gajendra, who is in charge of investigating the allegations. Three people, including BJP close associate Sanjay Jain, have been arrested. Congress leader Ajay Maken today demanded the removal of Gajendra from the Union Cabinet. The Rajasthan High Court is hearing a case against Sachin and his successors for dismissing their membership. Congress is hopeful that the verdict in the case will go in favor of Gahlaut.
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Ashok Gehlot likely to call Assembly Session next week dgtl
Confidence speculation in Rajasthan after the visit to the palace of Galhout
Ashok Gehlot
Ashok Gahlaut is preparing for the vote of confidence in the assembly. Photo taken from Twitter.
News agency
Jaipur
July 19, 2020, 18:56:54
Last Updated: July 19, 2020, 18:09:52
Chief Minister Ashok Gahlaut met Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra amid intense political pressure over allegations of MLA trafficking. According to a Congress source, the chief minister sent a message to the governor on Saturday evening to table a no-confidence motion in the assembly next week. He also handed over letters signed by legislators supporting the governor. A special session of the Legislative Assembly may be called on Wednesday. However, a statement issued from Raj Bhavan on Sunday said that during the 45-minute meeting, the chief minister briefed the governor on various government measures to deal with the Corona epidemic.
Gahlaut Shibir is confident of proving its majority with the support of two MLAs from the Indian Tribal Party. Despite the political turmoil in the desert over the past week, the main opposition BJP has not yet demanded a vote of confidence. The number of seats in Rajasthan Assembly is 200. Of these, Gahlaut now has at least 102, including six Congress MLAs. Chief Minister Shibir claims that 109 MLAs are supporting the government. On the other hand, there are 65 MLAs in the BJP camp and 18 in the rebel Sachin Pilot camp. However, the Congress is hopeful that some members of the Sachin camp will be brought back into the mainstream before the vote of confidence.
Tendulkar and his fellow legislators were still at the Manesar resort in Haryana. According to sources in the rebel camp, they may return to Jaipur after announcing the schedule of the vote of confidence. Gulabchand Katheria, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, said on Sunday, "Political instability has been created as a result of infighting within the Congress. The BJP has no role in this. We have not even demanded a vote of confidence. ”Former BJP chief minister Bashundhara Raje is still adamant against a deal with Sachin Shibir, party sources said.
Read more: Tibet at the beginning of the Indo-China dispute, then the tide has turned
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In the meantime, tensions are running high in the desert despite allegations of Congress MLA Konabechar leaking audio leaks and counter-eavesdropping allegations by the BJP camp. The Union Home Ministry has already sent a notice to the Rajasthan government alleging illegal eavesdropping. State government sources said the chief secretary would respond to the notice. According to two leaked audio tapes, rebel Congress MLA Bhanwarlal Sharma is being offered money to oust the government in Rajasthan. The Congress alleges that one of the proponents is Union Water Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat. The MLA has lodged an FIR against Gajendra, who is in charge of investigating the allegations. Three people, including BJP close associate Sanjay Jain, have been arrested. Congress leader Ajay Maken today demanded the removal of Gajendra from the Union Cabinet. The Rajasthan High Court is hearing a case against Sachin and his successors for dismissing their membership. Congress is hopeful that the verdict in the case will go in favor of Gahlaut.
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