Rahul’s Jodo Yatra to Erithi, Rajasthan – Rajasthan | Sachin Pilot | Ashok Gehlot

Many BJP leaders are attacking the Bharat Jodo Yatra led by Rahul Gandhi, with the quip that it should be a ‘Congress Jodo Yatra first’. Is this crisis also waiting for Rahul Gandhi when he will set foot in a party-ruled state for the first time on December 3 after a journey of more than 2,500 kilometers that began on September 7? The developments in the last two weeks in Rajasthan indicate that his journey in the party-ruled state will not be easy for him. Bharat Jodo Yatra will be in the state for 18 days. It will enter Jhalawar district and pass through Kota, Bhumdi, Sawai Madhopur, Dausa and Alwar districts. As the days of the Yatra approach, new problems are coming before the Congress. This will include the infighting in the party which is yet to be resolved and the positions taken by various sections in relation to reservation. There are also threats that Jodo Yatra will be barred from entering the state. Foremost among the issues is the long-standing and still unresolved issue of devolution. With Ashok Gehlot as the Congress All India President and Sachin Pilot as the Chief Minister, the high command’s efforts to solve the problem very easily failed and the matter is back to where it started. In the meantime, the problem has become serious and the two factions have brought things to an open confrontation. It was Sachin Pilot who fired the first shot by publicly demanding a solution to the leadership issue. With Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot repeatedly declaring that Sachin is a cheater of the pilot party, Congress politics has turned to worry that something will happen in Rajasthan even before the arrival of the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Will it happen as feared? Let’s check in detail.