Gehlot Urges Congress Workers to Drop Slogans for Fourth Term

Ashok Gehlot, who used to be the chief minister of Rajasthan, told a group of Congress party workers in Jodhpur that they should not sing slogans asking for his fourth term.

He said the party should focus on becoming stronger instead of putting his name on the slogans.

Gehlot also said that the decision about slogans is up to the party's top leaders.

The comments came after the party president, Govind Singh Dotasra, talked about slogans and personal branding.

Gehlot explained that when he first became chief minister in 1998, no slogans were used for him, and he believes that getting a third term is a big deal.

The workers listened to his advice and the meeting ended with a focus on teamwork.