Congress set to win Rajya Sabha polls in Rajasthan, claims Pilot
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JAIPUR: Former Rajasthan deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot on Tuesday claimed that the Congress will comfortably win three of 4 Rajya Sabha within the state, the elections for which will probably be held subsequent month.
“The Congress party has more than enough majority to comfortably win three out of four Rajya Sabha seats,” Pilot instructed reporters in Tonk.
When requested in regards to the candidates, he stated it’s for the get together excessive command to determine who will contest the elections.
Targeting the opposition BJP within the state, Pilot stated there’s chaos and confusion inside the get together and regardless of no matter their leaders say, the ruling Congress will win three seats.
Elections to 4 seats of the Rajya Sabha will probably be held on June 10 as BJP’s Omprakash Mathur, Ok J Alphons, Ramkumar Verma and Harshardhan Singh Dungarpur are going to finish their time period on July 4.
Talking in regards to the consequence of the lately held Nav Sankalp Chintan Shivir of the Congress in Udaipur, Pilot stated that the get together will begin a “Bharat Jodo Abhiyan” and take out yatras to attach with folks.
He stated the get together’s resolution to encourage leaders beneath 50 years of age in politics was a superb signal.
“I am told by the PCC chief that a state-level workshop is being organised in Jaipur on June 1 and 2 to hold discussions for the preparations of the Bharat Jodo Abhiyan and other decisions taken in the Nav Sankalp Chintan Shivir,” he stated.
“I am happy that the party has talked about giving importance and space to those who are below 50 years of age at every level in politics. This is a good sign for society, country and the party,” he stated.
When requested in regards to the regulation and order scenario within the state, he stated the federal government has acted on each incident.
On a rape case registered in opposition to state minister Mahesh Joshi’s son in Delhi, Pilot stated the CM in addition to the minister has stated that regulation will take its course.
