Rajasthan Politics: Sachin Pilot removed from post of Deputy Chief Minister

New Delhi: Amid the ongoing trouble in Congress party in Rajasthan, the entire high command was busy in trying to convince Sachin Pilot. However, the attitude of Pilot with Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has not softened yet.

Pilots is no longer willing to consider Gehlot as CM. It is being told that Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot has placed three demands in front of the party high command. At the same time, Congress has also agreed to two of these but discussion is still on.

According to updates, Sachin Gehlot removed from the post of Deputy Chief Minister.

Sachin Pilot wants support for his team:

According to sources, Sachin Pilot has demanded in front of the Congress high command that either he be made the chief minister or a third person. The second demand is the immediate removal of Avinash Pandey from the charge of Rajasthan.

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At the same time, Sachin Pilot has also demanded that his supporters should get an important place in the cabinet. The Congress has agreed to accept two of these demands, but discussion is still on CM Seat.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, all the MLAs who have not attended the Congress Legislature Party meeting, will be sent a notice on behalf of the party. Let us tell you that the Congress had asked Sachin Pilot to attend the meeting of the legislature party in Jaipur. However, Sachin Pilot and his supporters did not agree to this.

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Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has once again discussed the issue with Pilot. At the same time, Priyanka has talked to Sachin four times so far. At the same time, Ahmed Patel has spoken to Sachin 15 times on his behalf. At the same time, P. Chindabaram also talked to the deputy CM about six times and Venu Gopal 3 times.

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