After bypoll loss, BJP leader writes to Shah demanding Raje's ouster
February 05, 2018 18:36
Setting the alarm bells ringing for Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, whose government will face the electorate later this year, the Kota district unit of the Bhartiya Janata Party is now divided over her leadership ability.
While BJPs OBC wings president in Kota district has written a letter to BJP President Amit Shah, demanding a change in leadership in the state, the district president of the party has issued a statement in support of the CM.
On February 1, the results for the Rajasthan bypolls came and they disappointed the hardworking workers of the BJP. Some workers, such as me, knew that the result would not go in the partys favour. The people of the state are not happy with Chief Minister Vasundhara Rajes way of working and the morale of party workers is going down, Ashok Chuadhary, OBC wings president said in his letter.
He also hit out at BJP state president Ashok Parnami, alleging that he works like a slave of the CM. State BJP President Ashok Parnami, working like a slave of the CM, is doing immeasurable damage to the party organisation in the state. His hold on the organisation is also weakening. Party workers and office bearers are not happy with his style of working, Chaudhary added.
He further alleged that Vasundhara Raje is surrounded in a bureaucratic chakravyuh (trap) and is leading the party on a path where it will only find loss.
BJP Kota district president Hemant Vijay, on the other hand, defended the CM. Rajasthan has seen path-breaking development work being undertaken under the leadership of Vasundhara Raje Ji. Similarly, the organisation has only been strengthened under the leadership of (state BJP President) Ashok Parnamai. Ashok Chaudhary later told me that the letter he wrote was a mistake and he would like to take it back, he said.
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