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Can Give In Written, Rajasthan Govt Will Lose Miserably Because...: Vaibhav Gehlot's Statement In Alleged Red Diary
Ashok Gehlot (L), son Vaibhav (R)
A few more pages of the alleged red diary were revealed on Tuesday (14 November) which mention Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's son Vaibhav Gehlot's comments on forming the government again.
The diary reads, "Vaibhav Gehlot ji called me and said that papa cannot form government again because he gets surrounded by officers in such a way that he starts disliking political people," as reported by Bhaskar.
"This time too, I can give in writing that the government will lose miserably," the diary further reads. Reportedly, this diary belongs to Dharmendra Rathore and was with the expelled MLA Rajendra Gudha.
The diary also mentions Sawai Madhopur MLA Danish Abrar, who is a Congress candidate again. It mentions that despite Abrar being against CM, Vaibhav Gehlot was insulted because of him.
Allegedly, this diary contains all corruption data of the Gehlot government. Earlier revelations of the red diary mentioned that "100 per cent of the votes" in Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) elections of December 2022 were bought with money.
This red diary found mentions in various political rallies ahead of the assembly elections scheduled for 25 November. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself took jibes at Gehlot using red diary.
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