Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat on Friday said the party has given a message on the issue of chief minister’s post in the state by making him the head of the campaign committee ahead of next year’s assembly elections. Rawat also said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will not challenge in the Uttarakhand assembly elections due early next year and alleged that the Arvind Kejriwal-led party was a “sharp shooter” for the BJP which was aiming for ” contract”. Congress and its allies.
In an interview, Rawat also hit out at Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami over announcements related to jobs and some other issues, saying that if he keeps on making such announcements, he will soon become a laughing stock as none of them was not realistic. After assuming the post of Chief Minister, Dhami directed to fill up about 22,000 vacancies in various departments and announced the creation of a large number of jobs in future. Along with this, he also decided to constitute a high level committee on the demands of the pilgrimage priests regarding ‘Char Dham Devasthanam Board’. He has also announced several other projects.
On the appointment of three chief ministers by the BJP in Uttarakhand in a span of four and a half years, Rawat said, “Nothing can be a bigger insult to Uttarakhand than that BJP is giving three chief ministers in four and a half years. Year. We always gave a chief minister. Vijay Bahuguna failed in the Kedarnath tragedy, so he was removed and punished. But BJP should tell what crime Trivendra Rawat and Tirath Rawat had committed, why were they punished? Rawat also said that next year’s assembly elections will not be his last. He insisted that the party has given him a message about the face of the chief minister’s post by making him the head of the election campaign committee and the public has understood this. Asked whether Congress has indirectly projected him as the chief ministerial candidate by making him the chairman of the campaign committee, Rawat said, “I am grateful to the party for giving me a message by making me the chairman of the campaign committee. ” When asked whether the message has reached the public, he replied in the affirmative. “We are old party workers, we have no choice, we follow orders. Whatever the party orders, I will follow them,” he said.
Asked whether 2022 election will be his last, he said, “There is no age limit. Man should have courage and I should have courage now. When there is no courage, we will see.” On factionalism in Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress, Rawat said, “Our party is a vibrant party and different voices are raised. But there is only one thing in the mind of every worker that we have to form the government to save Uttarakhand. In this spirit, We’re all working together.” On bringing up the BJP’s ‘young versus old chief minister’ argument in the poll debate, Rawat said he was ready to compete with the 20-22-year-old youth in the “race for development”. The Congress had last month appointed Ganesh Godiyal, a resident of the Pradesh Congress Committee in Uttarakhand, in place of Pritam Singh, who has been made the new leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP). Former chief minister Rawat was made the head of the campaign committee for Uttarakhand, where assembly elections will be held early next year.
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