New Delhi [India], February 21 (ANI): Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Tuesday got here down closely on Rajasthan’s Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for criticising raids by central companies and alleging their misuse.
“There is a zero-tolerance policy against corruption and black money. Due to that, some people are disconcerted. By expressing it like that, CM wants to divert attention,” the Union minister stated.
“If I speak about the misuse of agencies, perhaps nowhere else has there been such misuse as that in Rajasthan,” the Union minister stated, including that if individuals who have misused the companies increase such questions, “I think it is meaningless”.
In a tweet, the Union minister posted on Tuesday, “People of a credit cooperative society in Jodhpur were introduced to the Chief Minister in a sponsored manner!” The Union minister added, “And then CM called me “accused”…this was also another vicious planning against me…”Over a rip-off, regarding the Sanjivani Credit Cooperative Society, the Union minister stated, “The CM is trying to get political mileage. He has on several occasions used public platforms to vent out his personal enmity against me and called me names such as useless, looter and fugitive.””The CM called me accused yesterday. He defamed me with the intention of murdering me politically. Did he want to give a direction to the police? Or did he want to get political mileage? Or did he want to take revenge for his son’s shameful defeat in the 2018 assembly elections,” the Union minister requested.
On the Sanjivani Credit Cooperative Society rip-off, Shekhawat stated the particular operation group (SOG) filed three cost sheets within the courtroom however didn’t point out Shekhawat or anybody from his household concerned within the case. (ANI)