Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Rajasthan Congress Alleges 'Invisible Power' Running the State
The Rajasthan Congress president, Govind Singh Dotasra, says that an 'invisible power' is really in charge of running the state, not the elected leaders.
He thinks the people in the ruling party are more interested in causing trouble for each other than helping the public.
Dotasra also believes the current government isn't doing much to help people or keep the programs the previous government started.
He says the leaders are scared and worried about what people in Delhi might say or do.
Dotasra points to the 2018 elections, when the Congress party was successful in winning seats under the leadership of Sachin Pilot, to show the organization was strong.
Rajasthan Congress president Govind Singh Dotasra alleged an 'invisible power' runs the state.
Dotasra claimed BJP leaders are preoccupied with undermining each other.
He stated the BJP government isn't focused on public welfare or continuing Congress schemes.
Dotasra mentioned an atmosphere of fear among BJP leaders.
He referenced the 2018 elections, when Congress won under Sachin Pilot's leadership.
- Who
- Rajasthan Congress president Govind Singh Dotasra.
- What
- Govind Singh Dotasra criticized the Rajasthan state government.
- When
- June 16, according to the article.
- Where
- Jaipur, Rajasthan.
- Why
- Dotasra believes the current government is not focused on the welfare of the people.
Congress View
BJP View (as implied)
Control of the State
Congress View
An 'invisible power' controls the state government, not public representatives.
BJP View (as implied)
Not mentioned in the article.
Priorities of the Government
Congress View
The ruling party leaders are more concerned with undermining each other than working for the people.
BJP View (as implied)
Not mentioned in the article.
- Political Party
- Congress
- State
- Rajasthan
- State Chief (Congress)
- Govind Singh Dotasra