Rajasthan Congress in-charge Ajay Maken began meeting the MLAs ahead of the planned overhaul of the government and the party. Jaipur News – Times of India

Jaipur: Rajasthan Congress In-charge Ajay Maken started the exercise of face-to-face conversation Congress Legislators in the Assembly on Wednesday as part of an overhaul of the government and the party in the state. Party unit divided into two factions, Chief Minister Ashok Gehtot and Sachin Pilot.
Each MLA is being given around 7-10 minutes and asked to answer a set of questions.
The questions included the performance of the ministers in charge of the districts, the effectiveness of major programs of the government in the constituency and the state, coordination between the party and the government, the chances of the party remaining in power, suggestions for improving the performance. be appointed as Block and District President in their areas.

Jhunjhunu, MLA of 12 districts of Jaipur, on the first day on Wednesday. Sikar, Alwar, Baran, Dausa, Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, Bharatpur, Bundi, Kota and Dholpur have to meet Maken.
While the legislators are excited about the new initiative of negotiating with Maken because they can give honest feedback directly All India Congress Committee The Secretary General, at least some of the ministers seemed a little nervous.
Some of the MLAs admitted on the condition of anonymity that they had complained against some ministers regarding their style of functioning. Their main complaint is that ministers are inaccessible and not bound when they request transfers and postings of officers.
While some MLAs are nearby Gehlot Emphasizing on further empowering Chief Minister Gehlot, the followers of Sachin Pilot camp emphasized on promoting unity through a liberal approach to strengthen the party.
Ved Prakash Solanki, MLA from Chaksu in Jaipur and a staunch loyalist of Sachin Pilot, told the media, “I am completely satisfied. This is what we have been demanding. It is a serious exercise and will surely bring good results.”
He demanded that the views of the Congress candidates who lost in the last assembly elections should also be heard.
MLA from Adarsh ​​Nagar in Jaipur, Rafiq Khan said that their talks are focused on strengthening the party and the government. He said he was asked about the performance of the government and its implementation CM Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Plan.
Transport Minister Pratap Singh Kachariawas said his discussion focused on strengthening the party in the tribal areas of Udaipur as he is the district in-charge.

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