'Even Minister's son doesn't trust BJP': Rajasthan LoP on leader's son fighting independently
The Congress leader alleged that the move reflected discontent over ticket distribution and neglect of grassroots party workers.
Rajasthan Leader of Opposition Tikaram Jully has criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) after the son of a party cabinet minister decided to contest local elections as an independent candidate instead of on a party ticket. Jully alleged that this development reflects discontent within the BJP over ticket distribution and questions the party's organizational claims.
The Congress leader pointed out that internal discontent and growing disillusionment within the ruling party have become evident through this decision. Jully highlighted the minister's son's lack of faith in the BJP's ticket within his own family as a mirror to the party's current state of affairs in Rajasthan. He emphasized that if a minister's own son lacks confidence in the party's ticket, it raises serious questions about the public's trust in the BJP.
Jully also called for the minister to resign due to the neglect of grassroots workers and the widening gap between party expectations and local leadership. He urged BJP Rajasthan president Madan Rathore to take the matter seriously, insisting that concerns over ticket distribution and dissatisfaction among party workers cannot be dismissed with mere rhetoric.
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