Jaipur: In the selection of high voltage to Jaipur Zila Pramukh Pos on Monday, cross selection by two members of the Zila Parishad Congress helped his rival BJP won the Board.
The ruling Congress, who accommodated the two majority of 27 out of 51 seats, had to watch without power because the Deserter Party Rama Devi won the position of Jaipur Zila Pramukh beat Saroj Devi Sharma by Barest of Margin.
BJP won the election, which was held at the Jaipur Zila Parishad office in the middle of a tight security, by one vote after bagging 26 votes to 25 Congress.
A last minute defection by members of Congress Zila Parishad Rama Devi to BJP changed the equation fully supporting the Safron Party.
Devi, who won as a member of Zila Parishad at the Symbol of Congress from Ward No.
17, was revealed by BJP as a candidate for the Zila Pramukh post.
Congress Mla Ved Prakash Soanki, Aide, Jaiky Kumar Tantiyaw, who won from Ward No.
18 As a Congress Candidate, also, choosing to support BJP, taking Congress calculations up to 25.
Prakash, who was previously supporter of Pilot Staunch, previously said that it would be his responsibility if Kumar did not choose to support the Congress.
A fight occurred between BJP and Congress workers outside the Zila Parishad office when Jaiky was taken to the election center by BJP supporters.
Then, the police had to use Lathicharge when several Congress workers blocked vehicles, which were supposed to be taken by BJP and Jaikry members.
The Head of the Whip Mahesh Joshi Congress and the Deputy Opposition Leader at the State Assembly of Rajendra Singh Rathore was present at the vote.
Then, they went to the same car before the media.
After winning the position of Zila Pramukh, Rama Devi told reporters, “I turned to BJP when the party’s state president prepared Faith Pooniaji to me to give up the responsibility of Zila Pramukh.
I approached BJP because of their ideology according to my way to see various problems.
(BJP) did not come to me.
I will work towards the development of the Jaipur District.
“Previously, Congress had suspended Rama Devi’s main membership for six years after he filed a nominated paper as a BJP candidate.
Before submitting his letters, he was appointed BJP by the President of the Satish Party Poonia.