Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday hinted that the cabinet reshuffle has been long-awaited will be held.
Speaking at the ceremony of swearing executive of the newly formed Union secretariat Staff, the Chief Minister jokingly said, “It appears that the reshuffle had been detained because of delays in the executive.
Now with the vows have occurred, the reshuffle will also be held.” This is the first time he referred to the reshuffle.
Similarly, Gehlot has indicated that the Ministry of Education and the Head of State Congress Party Govind Singh Dotasra be divested with the rank of minister.
After a speech at the ceremony ward Dotasra state-level teachers, the chief minister said the Minister gave a speech as if it was his farewell speech.
He added that, “Dotasra has asked the high command several times to stay only on one post.
I feel that now Dotasara Ji just want to remain in the post of President of the State.” Gehlot on Tuesday also accused the Minister of Home Union Amit Shah to be involved in the downfall of the government Congress in Madhya Pradesh and try to do the same thing in Rajasthan.
Gehlot made the allegation while referring to the political crisis on the stability of the government in 2020 after the uprising in pilot representative said Congress MLA Sachin and stayed at the hotel for a long time but “the current government only because of the blessing of the people”.
“The interior minister can not do anything,” Gehlot said, without naming Shah.
“He has a lot of arrogance on Madhya Pradesh but the people of Rajasthan destroy his arrogance,” said Gehlot.
“Is that the way to act in a democracy., Lose the government?” He asked.
He claimed that about one government jobs Lakh has been given in Rajasthan and processes provide approximately 80,000 jobs happen.
“Expressing concern over the current political situation in the country, he said , “to which direction the state go? No one knows.
Currently the constitution and democracy in danger.
the situation is very serious.
Everyone should think,” said the prime minister.