Rajasthan Budget; Ashok Gehlot read the old budget speech in the first few questions
Rajasthan’s megastar Ashok Gehlot has responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s jibe. Gehlot says that PM Modi is making a political mile by mistake in my budget speech. I had read the old budget of 34. Let us inform that a few days ago, while presenting the budget of Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot had read some of the old budget speeches in the beginning. On this, without taking the name of Gehlot, PM Modi had taunted while visiting Rajasthan on Sunday.
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Ashok Gehlot told NDTV, “BJP knew that our budget is going to be tremendous. Being scared of our budget, BJP is making me talk. PM Modi has already entered election mode. In the last 15 days Prime Minister Modi has come to Rajasthan twice. I am ready to fight with Prime Minister Modi on the ground. I worked like a servant, not as a Prime. Prime Minister Modi came yesterday for official work, but he held a political rally, This tradition is not right.”
On issues of rift with Sachin Pilot, Ashok Gehlot said, “There are no ups and downs in the Congress. We have been declaring a stable government for four years. Shah, Gajendra Singh Amitavat and Dharmendra Pradhan are trying to stabilize the government here.” We foiled the conspiracy of BJP.
On the announcements made in the budget of Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot said, “In our Chiranjeevi Yojana, 25 lakhs have been given. There is no such scheme in the whole world as Chiranjeevi Yojana. 100 units of free electricity to households, 2000 units of free electricity to farmers are being given.” We are giving equal pension together. We are demanding social equality from Modi government.
Regarding the investment of Adani Group in Rajasthan, Gehlot said, “Look, even Rahul Gandhi has given the answer. If a business wants to invest in a state, no one will stop it. Investment also creates employment. Now the matter The Supreme Court has also reached, it is not appropriate to say much on this.”
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