Over 80 Rajasthan Congress MLAs have resigned from Congress in a fresh crisis. They have submitted their resignation letters to Assembly Speaker, CP Joshi. MLA Shobha Rani Kushwaha, was also at CP Joshiâs residence. She was expelled from the BJP for cross-voting in favor of the Congress in this yearâs Rajya Sabha elections.
Bhartiya Janata Party’s national spokesperson, Shehzad Poonawalla has on Monday taken a jibe at the Congress’s presidential elections amid political turmoil in the state of Rajasthan.
“As Ashok Gehlot has said, that he will run for Congress president, on 19 October after he becomes Congress president” a media byte played by Times Now shows Ajay Maken saying during a media interaction.
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The video however ends after Mr. Maken saying after saying “when after 19 October, Ashok Gehlot becomes CM.”
Over 80 Rajasthan Congress MLAs have resigned from Congress in a fresh crisis. They have submitted their resignation letters to Assembly Speaker, CP Joshi. MLA Shobha Rani Kushwaha, was also at CP Joshiâs residence. She was expelled from the BJP for cross-voting in favor of the Congress in this yearâs Rajya Sabha elections.
Soon after the video was out Shehzad Poonawala tweeted, “Ajay Maken has already announced the winner of the âelectionâ by saying that Gehlot will be President on 19th October.”
Ponnawala has also jibed at senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor who is a contender for the grand old party’s top post, sending him condolences.
“My condolences to Shashi Tharoor ji for believing this sham & farce was an election ! It was always a âcoronationâ of a darbari or parivarvadi.”
Ajay Maken has already announced the winner of the âelectionâ by saying that Gehlot will be President on 19th October
My condolences to Shashi Tharoor ji for believing this sham & farce was an election ! It was always a âcoronationâ of a darbari or parivarvadi
— Shehzad Jai Hind (@Shehzad_Ind) September 26, 2022
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