‘G-pay has become Gehlot-pay’: Union minister Gajendra Shekhawat criticizes ‘corrupt’ Rajasthan government

Jaipur: Union minister and BJP leader Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Saturday alleged that the Ashok Gehlot-led Congress government in Rajasthan is “most corrupt” and trying to “appease” people of a particular religion for its “vote bank politics”. Still working.

Shekhawat told reporters in Ladnun in Nagaur district, “This government has crossed all limits of corruption. I think nowadays digital currency like Google Pay is called G-pay, today G-pay in Rajasthan Gehlot- Pay has become.” ,

He had come to Nagaur to attend the BJP State Working Committee meeting.

Reacting to the seizure of Rs 2.31 crore at Yojna Bhavan in Jaipur, Shekhawat said, “We have been saying continuously that the current Gehlot government is the most corrupt government in the history of this democratic India.”

He said that in such a case the ACB, Income Tax Department and Enforcement Directorate should have been informed.

Shekhawat, who is the Union Jal Shakti minister, said, “There is also talk that there is a huge gap between the amount declared and the amount recovered.”

On alleged posters on the alleged “exodus” of Hindus in Jaipur city’s Kishanpole area, Shekhawat said such conditions exist in many areas in Rajasthan.

He said, “The way the Gehlot government has indulged in appeasement in the last four-and-a-half years, there are many examples across the state… The way they try to appease members of a particular religion to increase their vote bank.” Of course, it reminds people.” of Mughal rule,” Shekhawat said.

He said the BJP would fight relentlessly to rid the state of “this corrupt regime and anti-farmer, anti-youth and anti-Hindu government”.

The BJP leader tweeted on Saturday, “The central government walks on the path of honesty and the state’s Congress government walks on the path of dishonesty! We BJP workers will free Rajasthan from these dishonest people this time. This is a fight between honesty and corruption.” “

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Shekhawat have been targeting each other on the issue of corruption.

Shekhawat had defeated the chief minister’s son Vaibhav Gehlot from Jodhpur in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Assembly elections are due in Rajasthan later this year.