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I will play brick to brick of the government affected by the ex-servicemen
In fact, Rajendra Gudha, who won the election on a BSP ticket in 2018 from Udaipurwati assembly constituency in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan, later joined the Congress and became the Minister of State for Military Welfare in the Ashok Gehlot government. Now Rajendra Gudha said that if ex-servicemen are affected in Rajasthan, I will play brick by brick of the government.
Rajendra Singh Gudha’s reaction to Chaudhary’s statement
It happened that Baitu MLA Harish Chaudhary raised the demand of making the merit of ex-servicemen in their reserved caste. For not doing so, Chaudhary had warned of agitation against the Ashok Gehlot government. Now Rajendra Singh Gudha has reacted to Chaudhary’s statement.
District Ex-Servicemen Association Jaipur meeting
Rajendra Gudha, Minister of State for Military Welfare in the Government of Rajasthan, said in the meeting of the District Ex-Servicemen Association, Jaipur on Monday that I have heard that an attempt is being made to misbehave with the officers of our ex-servicemen of the Indian Army.
I will play brick by brick of Rajasthan government
The day the Ashok Gehlot government of Rajasthan will take this decision against the ex-servicemen, on the same day I will join the government and stand among the ex-servicemen. Not only this, but for the sake of ex-servicemen, I will play brick by brick of Rajasthan government.
Also targeted Pratap Singh Khachariyawas
It is noteworthy that in the cabinet meeting held in the presence of Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, the issue of discrepancy in OBC reservation was deferred. After this, Baitu MLA Harish Chaudhary had also targeted Food Minister Pratap Singh Khachariawas apart from the CM.
strongly opposed the demand
According to the report of Dainik Bhaskar, Patron Subedar of Jaipur District Ex-Servicemen Association Arjun Singh Rathod said that the Minister of State for Sainik Welfare has listened carefully to the demands of the ex-servicemen. The minister has assured the ex-servicemen that they will not be allowed to be divided on the basis of caste at any cost. The union officials have also strongly opposed the demand for change.