Minister Dhariwal targeted the pilot, said- ‘Ashok Gehlot gave water to the good’

Rajasthan Politics News: CM Ashok Gehlot unveiled the statue of former Governor Pandit Naval Kishore Sharma in Jaipur. Urban Development Minister Shanti Dhariwal was also present in this program. Here, while praising CM Gehlot, Dhariwal said that ‘he has given water to the good’. This statement of Minister Dhariwali has come at a time when the state’s Deputy CM Sachin Pilot is attacking CM Gehlot for not taking action on the issue of corruption.

Actually, in this program both CM Gehlot and Dhariwal were sharing things related to Naval Kishore Sharma. Meanwhile, Dhariwal said, Bauji (Nawal Kishore) and I had a guru-disciple relationship. I never left his side, those who left him, Bauji never spoke ill of them. Dhariwal further said, ‘Once when Gehlot told me that he wanted to make me a minister, I went to Bauji and told him the whole thing. On this he said that from today your headmaster is Ashok Gehlot. Obey his every command. This is the same Gehlot who gave water to the good ones.

Those who do thari-mhari are not successful – CM Gehlot
On the other hand, in this program, CM Gehlot indirectly targeted Sachin Pilot and said that those who talk about their strangers and do factionalism can never succeed in their life, he said that only those who take everyone along are successful in a democracy. And this is what he has always tried in his life. CM Gehlot said, ‘There is a saying that you draw a big line, instead of cutting the other’s line. I always worked there. Gehlot said, ‘To draw a big line (towards the party), complete loyalty, complete honesty, complete commitment is needed. I devoted my life to the policies and principles of the party. Gehlot said, ‘Those who indulge in factionalism… do thari-mhari… they can never succeed. Such people are not loyal to the party. Loyalty is very important.

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