Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Gehlot Criticizes Land Allotment to BJP
Ashok Gehlot, the former Chief Minister of Rajasthan, is upset because the current government is giving land to the ruling BJP for their offices.
He says that during his time as Chief Minister, land was given to help people who needed it, like building hostels for children from poor families.
Now, the government is taking back those land allotments and giving the land to the BJP instead.
Gehlot thinks this is unfair and wants the government to explain why they are doing this.
Ashok Gehlot criticizes the state government for allotting land to the BJP for their offices.
He mentions that during his tenure, land was allotted for public welfare, including hostels for marginalized communities.
The current government has cancelled 300 land allotments made under the previous Congress regime.
Gehlot accuses the government of favoring the BJP in land allotments.
He demands that the cancellation orders be restored and a White Paper be issued on the land allotments and cancellations.
- Who
- Ashok Gehlot, former Chief Minister of Rajasthan
- What
- Criticism of the state government's land allotment decisions
- When
- The post was made on Monday
- Where
- Rajasthan, India
- Why
- Gehlot believes the land allotments are unfair and favor the ruling BJP.
Ashok Gehlot's Perspective
State Government's Actions
Purpose of Land Allotment
Ashok Gehlot's Perspective
Land was allotted for public welfare, including hostels for marginalized communities and public facilities.
State Government's Actions
Land is being allotted for BJP's state and district offices.
Transparency and Fairness
Ashok Gehlot's Perspective
Previous allotments were made with due payments and were not for political purposes.
State Government's Actions
The current government is accused of favoring the ruling party in land allotments.
- Former Chief Minister
- Ashok Gehlot
- Previous Government
- Congress (2018-23)
- Current Government
- BJP
- Number of Cancelled Allotments
- 300
- Purpose of Cancelled Allotments
- Public welfare societies, institutions, and other entities
- Purpose of New Allotments
- BJP's state and district offices