CM’s remark that Pilot, Shekhawat, conspired to topple govt is right: Dhariwal

Kota: Supporting CM Ashok Gehlot’s statement that Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and former Dy CM Sachin Pilot were hand in glove for conspiring to topple the state government in 2020, UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal said that whatever Gehlot has said was correct. “Whatever he said was right. What was wrong in that?” he said when asked about the CM’s statement. He said that the CM has said both were involved in the conspiracy, and he also believes this. The minister was in Kota on Sunday.
Dhariwal also targeted former MLA and BJP leader Prahlad Gunjal, saying that the game of hooliganism and capturing people’s plots in Kota has now been destroyed. “We will eradicate this hooliganism completely. Instead of putting a hurdle in developmental works through obscene language, politics should be carried out in a proper and positive manner,” he stressed.
 

In response to the question related to Gunjal’s allegations on Dhariwal over latter’s ancestral property Dhariwal said that those making baseless and petty allegations should know that the papers of all these properties of mine have been scrutinised even by Bhairon Singh Shekhawat and anyone is free to get any information from any municipal records regarding my plot that I bought and leased. “But the accused should show the documents of their house made on the master plan road,” Dhariwal challenged. Reacting to L S Speaker Om Birla’s remark regarding water crisis in Kota due to financial mismanagement, Dhariwal said that officers might have given wrong feedback to Birla.

The Minister announced that an amount of Rs 330 crore will be spent for second phase of AMRUT yojna for the construction of 30 to 40 high-level water reservoirs. Along with this, the amount will be spent on water distribution. Speaking over ongoing projects, Dhariwal claimed that oxyzone park being built at a cost of Rs 100 crore on Jhalawar road in Kota will be a unique park in the world & it will be ready by December this year. The park will have an artificial canal, modern & heritage statues, grass fields, an open banquet hall etc.