Rajasthan chief minister and magician ashok gehlot has recently mentioned a mystery. At a program in
Jodhpur, Gehlot said that our own lawyer in the court gave a clean chit to Modi government minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat in the Sanjeevani scam.
Gehlot further said - It still remains a mystery that despite the investigating agency having strong evidence, how
did our lawyer declare Shekhawat innocent in the court? In fact, congress leader abhishek Manu Singhvi, while
representing the rajasthan government in this case, had said in the rajasthan High court that the Modi
government minister has no involvement in the Sanjeevani scam, while chief minister ashok gehlot himself has
named Shekhawat as an accused.
This is not the first case of Gehlot regime, which is surrounded by mystery. In the last five years of the
government, many such cases have come to light, the questions of which have not been revealed. Let us know in
detail about those cases in this story.
On whose advice did 85 congress MLAs resign?
Date 25 september 2022. On the behest of the then congress President sonia gandhi, a meeting of MLAs was to
be held at ashok Gehlot's residence in Rajasthan. In this meeting, all the congress MLAs passed a one-line
resolution that the decision on the chief minister would be taken by the high command. It is said that if this
proposal had been passed, ashok gehlot would have lost his position. Observers sent by sonia gandhi also
reached the meeting on time, but 85 MLAs rebelled. All the MLAs reached the house of Gehlot government
minister Shanti Dhariwal. From here the MLAs sent their resignations to the assembly Speaker.
Congress observers considered this rebellion of MLAs as indiscipline. Its investigation was handed over to the
disciplinary committee of congress and immediate action was recommended against 4 people including Minister
Shanti Dhariwal, minister Mahesh Joshi. However, even after 11 months of the incident, no action was taken.
Even today, this mystery remains in the political circles of rajasthan as to whose behest these 85 MLAs rebelled?