Jaipur: A day after declaring new faces in the Ashok Gehlot cabinet, the sounds of opinion differences began to emerge against the choice of MLA parties appointed as ministers on Sunday.
The six MLA congress and former Minister of Dining Parmar (76) wrote to the Chief of the Ashok Minister Gehlot asked him about the ‘feasibility criteria’ to become a minister so he could also fulfill the same thing.
Parmar, who represented the Kherwara constituency in Udaipur, was the minister in two previous Gehlot governments.
The letter to CM is widely distributed on social media.
Speaking to Toi, Parmar said, “I have done MA and PhD and one of the ministers today is my student.
I am the Minister of Higher Education from 2008 to 2010.
But being a poor tribe man, I have ignored this time regardless of experience and My commitment to the party …
I have, therefore, humbly asking the Minister of Chief to find out what I say must acquire to become a minister.
“The Gehlot Ministry does not exist from the Udaipur district, which has two MLA Congress.
Besides Parmar, this district has a preeti timer for the first shakawat, which won Bypoll last month.
Congress Mla Johari Lal Meena from the Alwar District also raised its difference.
“In our district, it is known that the July mat is a corrupt man.
His family was also involved in it.
I asked the party’s leadership to remove it, but instead he was promoted as a cabinet minister.
I oppose it,” Meena said.
July responded by saying, “He (MLA Johari Lal Meena) is a senior party leader.
I respect him but his accusation is completely unfounded.
He must come with evidence, if he has, to support his accusation.” Congress Mla Shafia Zubair from the same district said, “Those who have a bad reputation have been promoted.
Overall, the new cabinet does not send good messages.
Women do not get a reservation of 33% (in the cabinet).”