23 BJP MLAs sent from Rajasthan to Gujarat

Rajasthan Political Crisis / 23 BJP MLAs sent from Rajasthan to Gujarat

Rajasthan Political Crisis - 23 BJP MLAs sent from Rajasthan to Gujarat

After the fencing of Congress MLAs in Rajasthan, now BJP (BJP) has also started fencing of its MLAs. Under this, on Saturday, six MLAs left from Jaipur and reached Porbandar. These MLAs from Porbandar left to go to Somnath. The legislators include Nirmal Kumawat, Gopichand Meena, Jabbar Singh Series, Gurudeep Shahpini, Gopal Sharma and Dharmendra Mochi. Rajasthan BJP MLA Nirmal Kumawat told the media at Porbandar Airport that the Congress government in Rajasthan is pressuring us to vote in his favor. We will be here for about two days.

BJP has so far sent 23 MLAs to Gujarat out of which 18 are in Porbandar. BJP MLAs are being hampered in Porbandar itself. It is being said that in 75, about 40 MLAs will be impounded in Porbandar. Actually, these are the 40 MLAs about whom BJP got information that Gehlot faction has contacted them. BJP alleges that an attempt is being made to break their MLAs. However, by August 11, all MLAs can be brought from Porbandar to Jaipur. There will be an imposition of all BJP MLAs in Jaipur again.

12 MLAs also visited on Friday

Earlier, more than 12 BJP MLAs visited Gujarat on Friday. According to party sources, a dozen BJP MLAs have reached a resort near Ahmedabad on Friday. Confirming this, BJP state president Satish Poonia said that all the MLAs are aware that the Legislature Party meeting will be held soon, and all will join it. According to Poonia, the word of Barabandi is appropriate only for the Congress. He said, '12 people of BJP or some people went to roam somewhere, then it became such a big issue?'

He alleged that the people of the present government of the Congress party are trying to spread rumors and confusion about BJP MLAs on social media and other forums, but 'Our Legislature Party is totally one. We have no mistrust of anyone, everybody is united. At the same time, Deputy Leader of the Opposition Rajendra Rathore said, "If five to ten MLAs of BJP have gone somewhere together, then it cannot be termed as imposition." BJP is a party to stay away from the culture of obstruction. Such allegations on him are baseless. However, Rathore denied having information about the exit of MLAs.