Rajasthan government’s power should be decentralised: Congress MLA Hemaram Choudhary

Like Choudhary, Solanki belongs to the group of Congress leader Sachin Pilot and was among 19 legislators who had rebelled against Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in 2020. Choudhary sent his resignation letter to the assembly speaker on Tuesday, but it has not been accepted yet. The reason behind his resignation could not be immediately known.

“I urge the chief minister to give opportunities to the Congress workers as they are disheartened. They are not getting responsibilities in the organisation or the government, which they should have got in the last two and a half years. It was because of the workers the party came to power,” Solanki said.

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“I had said earlier too that power should be decentralised so that the maximum people get opportunities,” he added.

Solanki urged Choudhary to take back his resignation and said he wants the Congress to remain strong. “But, at the same time, it should be probed why he took this step,” he said.

“(Hemaram) Choudhary is our ideal, messiah of the poor. There is no honest leader like him in Rajasthan,” Solakni said. “His demand or reason for resignation should be looked into by the party high command. May be his patience limit was over and he resigned,” he added.

Solanki alleged that the bureaucracy is dominating the state government. “There should be decentralisation of power and involvement of maximum people should be there in the government. Due to the centralisation of power, bureaucracy is dominating,” Solanki told reporters. He also said many departments are functioning without ministers.