Sachin Pilot Was Followed

Sachin Pilot Was Followed, His Phone Was Tapped, Claims Ashok Gehlot's OSD | Exclusive

Rajasthan election result 2023: Lokesh Sharma, who was denied a ticket to contest the polls also accused Ashok Gehlot of cheating the party high command, not allowing correct feedback to reach the top. Sachin Pilot is bound to raise the issues at the Congress Legislature Party meeting

The fates of one-time Congress rebels Sachin Pilot and TS Singh Deo could not have been more different. Deo, the outgoing deputy chief minister of Chhattisgarh, lost the Assembly election from Ambikapur constituency. Pilot, meanwhile, retained Tonk in Rajasthan by a wide margin and also ensured most of his loyalists won their seats too. This gives Pilot room to flex his muscles at a time when outgoing chief minister

Ashok Gehlot is under siege following the boot from power in Rajasthan.


 

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