Gehlot-Dotasara spoke to state in-charge Randhawa in the feedback meeting

The State Congress has prepared a report on the statements of former Rajasthan Deputy CM Sachin Pilot and Minister Rajendra Gudha. On Tuesday, it was handed over to state in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa. CM Ashok Gehlot and state president Govind Singh Dotasara discussed the statements of Pilot and Gudha with Randhawa during the feedback meetings held at the Congress war room with the MLAs.
Along with this, a complete file of media reports related to them has been made and handed over. The state Congress report also includes the statements of the pilot inhaling smoke. Gudha also gave an open challenge to the high command on Monday. Videos of some of the statements have also been given.
It is said that the State Congress has prepared a report on the speech and statements given by Sachin Pilot in the meeting of Khetri. This report has been given to state in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa. This report contains the details of the statements of the pilot.
Some of the MLAs who attended the feedback meetings also claimed to have seen documents containing Pilot's statements. Documents are also visible in some photos of the feedback meeting issued by the State Congress.
Minister Rajendra Gudha challenged the high command from the dais in the meeting held after the unveiling of the martyr's statue at Khetri on Monday. Gudha had said- If someone has drunk mother's milk, then he should show discipline to Sachin Pilot by taking action. Will remember the sixth milk. If you want to take disciplinary action against Rajendra Gudha, do it anytime, we are ready. Gudha had clearly challenged the party's high command.
Sachin Pilot, without taking the name of CM Ashok Gehlot in the Khetri meeting, had said – When I protest, I protest in such a way that I exhale smoke. I have never used foul language toward anyone. I have neither done abusive language nor will I do it in the future. I had fasted seven days ago regarding corruption. Even after a week, no action has been taken. The youth of the state wants clean politics. Action will have to be taken on the issues on which we won votes by giving speeches and making promises to the public.
Sachin Pilot is an attacker since last Sunday. First, Pilot went on a fast at the Martyr's Memorial in Jaipur on 11th April, raising the issue of not taking action against the corruption of BJP rule. In-charge Randhawa had issued a statement calling Pilot's fast as an anti-party activity and urging talks. Discussions had started in Congress regarding Randhawa's statement that the pilot might get a notice. Later a middle way was found. Now special monitoring is being done on the statements of the pilot in Congress. A round of meetings also went on for two days in Delhi. It was decided in these meetings that at present nothing will be done on the pilot issue. Karnataka elections are also believed to be the reason for this.