Jaipur, April 11 Former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot questioned the BJP's "Modi ki guarantee" narrative on Saturday, alleging that promises made during the elections were not being fulfilled in Rajasthan.
In his final post in a series titled "Intezarshastra," he stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's assurances that ongoing welfare schemes and projects initiated by the previous Congress government would not be discontinued were not being implemented in practice.
Gehlot alleged that several public welfare projects and schemes launched during the previous Congress regime in Rajasthan were being ignored or weakened under the current BJP government.
"This amounted to political vendetta and has impacted public welfare and development work in the state," he said.
The former CM also claimed that there is a growing gap between the BJP's electoral promises and the actual situation in Rajasthan.
Gehlot alleged that such policies would not be acceptable to the public, and that voters would respond accordingly in due course.
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