Ashok Gehlot to start Political Yatra over canal problem for East Rajasthan

Express News Service

JAIPUR: With elections in Rajasthan barely three months away, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is about to launch a particular political Yatra spanning 13 districts of japanese Rajasthan. Gehlot’s five-day Jan Ashirwad Yatra is scheduled to begin on September twenty fifth and might be particularly targeted on the areas supposed to be lined by the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP). The mission’s main intention is to supply ingesting water to 13 districts in east Rajasthan, but it surely has confronted vital delays resulting from ongoing disputes between the Central and State governments. Clearly, Gehlot and the federal government are gearing as much as escalate the ERCP problem within the run-up to the Rajasthan elections.

Rajasthan Pradesh Congress President Govind Singh Dotasara shared that conferences and avenue gatherings would happen at numerous areas through the yatra. Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Modi’s go to to Rajasthan on September twenty fifth, Dotasara commented that Modi had not delivered on any guarantees up to now. Dotasara added, “PM Modi had promised to declare ERCP in Ajmer and Jaipur as a national project during the elections, but he reneged on this promise. If he makes any announcement regarding this sooner or later, it will be a sign of his acknowledgement; otherwise, he remains in election mode. The public has now grasped the reality that it’s a government of rhetoric.”

The five-day Jan Ashirwad Yatra in Eastern Rajasthan is about to begin from both Jaipur or Dausa. A state-of-the-art chariot is below preparation for the five-day yatra, with Chief Minister Gehlot, Dotasara, state in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, and lots of different leaders anticipated to be current. During the yatra, avenue conferences might be organized in numerous meeting constituencies, the place all celebration leaders will commend the federal government’s work and confront the central authorities on the ERCP problem. The grand finale is more likely to happen in Ajmer.

As the elections are approaching the political struggle over Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) is sharply intensifying in Rajasthan. This formidable mission of over 40,000 crore is geared toward offering water to 13 districts of the state. On his Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rahul Gandhi attacked the Central Government for not approving it as a nationwide mission. Last week addressing a public rally in Tonk Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi additionally strongly criticised the central authorities concerning the ERCP problem, asserting, “The central authorities shouldn’t be sincerely addressing your issues, burdening the state authorities within the course of. It’s essential to vote thoughtfully within the upcoming elections. Why is the central authorities silent on ERCP? 

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot alleges that regardless of the electoral promise made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019, his authorities is doing nothing however deceptive the individuals on this main problem. However, BJP claims that it’s the Congress authorities who’s deceptive the general public and the Gehlot authorities hasn’t proposed or carried out it as that they had envisioned, regardless of their 50% contribution.”

Consequently, the Congress celebration intends to immediately goal PM Modi and Union Minister Shekhawat through the Jan Ashirwad Yatra, utilizing the ERCP problem as a focus. Through this strategy, Congress goals to garner assist within the 86 meeting constituencies by holding PM Modi and Shekhawat accountable.

It’s value noting that Eastern Rajasthan has historically been a stronghold for the Congress celebration, largely as a result of assist of the Gurjar group, who brazenly backed Congress due to Sachin Pilot. In the final election, out of 39 meeting seats in East Rajasthan, Congress secured 25, BSP received 5, Independents claimed 4, and RLD secured one seat, whereas BJP managed solely 4 seats. The BSP subsequently merged with Congress, and Congress additionally enjoys the assist of RLD and unbiased candidates. Given the Gurjar group’s discontent with Congress for not appointing Sachin Pilot because the Chief Minister, it stays to be seen how efficient Chief Minister Gehlot’s efforts to succeed in out to this area might be within the upcoming election.

JAIPUR: With elections in Rajasthan barely three months away, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is about to launch a particular political Yatra spanning 13 districts of japanese Rajasthan. Gehlot’s five-day Jan Ashirwad Yatra is scheduled to begin on September twenty fifth and might be particularly targeted on the areas supposed to be lined by the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP). The mission’s main intention is to supply ingesting water to 13 districts in east Rajasthan, but it surely has confronted vital delays resulting from ongoing disputes between the Central and State governments. Clearly, Gehlot and the federal government are gearing as much as escalate the ERCP problem within the run-up to the Rajasthan elections.

Rajasthan Pradesh Congress President Govind Singh Dotasara shared that conferences and avenue gatherings would happen at numerous areas through the yatra. Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Modi’s go to to Rajasthan on September twenty fifth, Dotasara commented that Modi had not delivered on any guarantees up to now. Dotasara added, “PM Modi had promised to declare ERCP in Ajmer and Jaipur as a national project during the elections, but he reneged on this promise. If he makes any announcement regarding this sooner or later, it will be a sign of his acknowledgement; otherwise, he remains in election mode. The public has now grasped the reality that it’s a government of rhetoric.”

The five-day Jan Ashirwad Yatra in Eastern Rajasthan is about to begin from both Jaipur or Dausa. A state-of-the-art chariot is below preparation for the five-day yatra, with Chief Minister Gehlot, Dotasara, state in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, and lots of different leaders anticipated to be current. During the yatra, avenue conferences might be organized in numerous meeting constituencies, the place all celebration leaders will commend the federal government’s work and confront the central authorities on the ERCP problem. The grand finale is more likely to happen in Ajmer.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

As the elections are approaching the political struggle over Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) is sharply intensifying in Rajasthan. This formidable mission of over 40,000 crore is geared toward offering water to 13 districts of the state. On his Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rahul Gandhi attacked the Central Government for not approving it as a nationwide mission. Last week addressing a public rally in Tonk Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi additionally strongly criticised the central authorities concerning the ERCP problem, asserting, “The central authorities shouldn’t be sincerely addressing your issues, burdening the state authorities within the course of. It’s essential to vote thoughtfully within the upcoming elections. Why is the central authorities silent on ERCP? 

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot alleges that regardless of the electoral promise made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019, his authorities is doing nothing however deceptive the individuals on this main problem. However, BJP claims that it’s the Congress authorities who’s deceptive the general public and the Gehlot authorities hasn’t proposed or carried out it as that they had envisioned, regardless of their 50% contribution.”

Consequently, the Congress celebration intends to immediately goal PM Modi and Union Minister Shekhawat through the Jan Ashirwad Yatra, utilizing the ERCP problem as a focus. Through this strategy, Congress goals to garner assist within the 86 meeting constituencies by holding PM Modi and Shekhawat accountable.

It’s value noting that Eastern Rajasthan has historically been a stronghold for the Congress celebration, largely as a result of assist of the Gurjar group, who brazenly backed Congress due to Sachin Pilot. In the final election, out of 39 meeting seats in East Rajasthan, Congress secured 25, BSP received 5, Independents claimed 4, and RLD secured one seat, whereas BJP managed solely 4 seats. The BSP subsequently merged with Congress, and Congress additionally enjoys the assist of RLD and unbiased candidates. Given the Gurjar group’s discontent with Congress for not appointing Sachin Pilot because the Chief Minister, it stays to be seen how efficient Chief Minister Gehlot’s efforts to succeed in out to this area might be within the upcoming election.