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Congress rally to script downfall of BJP-led Union govt: Cong leader Pilot

The Congress rally over the price rise will prove to be a factor in the downfall of the Centre's BJP-led government, said former Rajasthan deputy chief minister here on Saturday.

Sachin Pilot

File photo of Sachin Pilot addresses during a joint press conference, in Jaipur: ANI Photo

Press Trust of India Jaipur

The Congress rally over the price rise will prove to be a factor in the downfall of the Centre's BJP-led government, said former Rajasthan deputy chief minister here on Saturday.

The Congress will be holding the rally in Jaipur on Sunday.

Pilot said the rally will effect political developments and leave a message that coming times are "bad for the BJP".

"It will become a factor of downfall for the BJP government at the Centre in 2024," Pilot said in a statement.

He said the Centre will have to give answers for seven years' "misgovernance" and take measures to check inflation.

 

Meanwhile, state BJP president Satish Poonia called the rally a "political hypocrisy" and said the Congress should first talk about the promises it made during the last Assembly elections.

"It is going to be three years for the Congress government of the state, which is known for not fulfilling promises and making false promises. This is its report card and this Congress rally is just a political hypocrisy," Poonia told reporters in Jhunjhunu.

Asking Congress leaders to pay attention to their promises, Poonia said Rahul Gandhi must come to Rajasthan but also answer why petrol and diesel and electricity in Rajasthan are most expensive in the country.

(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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First Published: Dec 11 2021 | 5:51 PM IST

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