Did Gajendra Singh Shekhawat hit back at seven promises by Congress government??
Reportedly as the rajasthan Assembly elections are approaching, the round of allegations and counter-allegations seems to be intensifying. Meanwhile, a period of harsh rhetoric has started between chief minister Ashok Gehlot and Union Jal shakti minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat. Union Jal shakti minister Gajendra SinghShekhawat hit back at the seven promises given to the public by the congress government. He said that the Gehlot government did not do any work for the last four and a half years and in the last six months it isdeceiving the public in the name of promises, but the public has now known the reality of these promises. Now she is not going to fall for their tricks. In a press conference here on sunday (October 29), Shekhawat said that the congress government of rajasthan has not been able to work as per the expectations of the people in the last four and a half years. First in the name of inflation relief camp and now in the name of seven promises, it is deceiving the public. The public will no longer be fooled by these false guarantees. Shekhawat’ s tongue slippedUnion Jal shakti minister gajendra singh shekhawat was talking to the media. During that time his tongueslipped. While raising the question, he addressed rahul Gandhi’s father rahul gandhi and sonia Gandhi. Letus tell you that rahul Gandhi’s father’s name was Rajiv Gandhi. He said that congress has now started a newchapter by guaranteeing english education through its leader rahul Gandhi. english schools were alreadystarted in a hurry in the state. Of these, 58 percent posts are still vacant. Not a single teacher in these schoolsis educated in english medium. He is also facing problems due to this. Many teachers have applied toremove themselves from these schools. Anyway, now in the new education policy it is necessary to provideprimary education in the mother tongue. In order to open english medium schools, hindi schools wereneglected and the result was that the enrollment in the state reduced by about six lakhs.