'Raje has not met her MLAs on one-to-one basis during her rule

Accusing the Rajasthan government of "lacklustre performance", Leader of Opposition in the state assembly Rameshwar Dudi today said that Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje has not met any MLA on a one-to-one basis in the last 20 months of her rule.
"Administrative failure and its collapse at every level has been visible in the state, and it is evident from CM's meeting with collectors and SPs in last four days that her (Raje) governance was very lacklustre in last 20 months", Dudi said in a statement here.
"She must be meeting her cabinet colleagues and some MLAs but she has not met all 200 MLAs including that of Opposition one-to-one despite of being the leader of the Rajasthan House", Dudi alleged.

The Chief Minister should retrospect about her governance and style of working, he opined, adding there were still 40 months to go before the next assembly polls.
Dudi alleged that all previously run special and important schemes initiated by former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot were stopped or put on review by the Raje government.
Referring to the Collectors-SPs' conference that concluded yesterday, Dudi said Raje could not blame the administration and their officers alone for failures or execution of public welfare works.
She should have shared her responsibility while accusing IAS and IPS officers during the 4-day conference, he said.