Jaipur, February 12 Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot alleged on Thursday that the two-year tenure of the BJP government in the state has been detrimental to the state.
Accusing the government of weakening several welfare schemes launched by the Congress, he said that several schemes of the previous Congress government have been discontinued.
"The two years of this government have been harmful for the state. The situation is deteriorating in every village. There is no sign of governance," Gehlot told reporters here.
He said that the Chief Minister should send teams to villages to assess the ground situation.
"If the CM takes feedback and ensures good governance and curbs corruption, it will benefit the people," he said.
The Congress leader said that the party is concerned about the people, and if the government performs well, the benefits would ultimately reach the public.
