Political boil over Gajendra Singh Shekhawat’s statement on ERCP, ‘I will give 46 crores but…’

Gajendra Singh Shekhawat Statement on ERCP: Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has given a statement on ERCP. A video of his statement has also surfaced. In this a leader of the party, Gansejendra Singh Shekhawat is referring to ERSAPI. It is being said that this video is of Sawai Madhopur tour. On mentioning the ERSAPI of the party leader, Ganjendra Singh Shekhawat is saying, “I will make ERSAPI also. I will give 46 crores. Aap to Rajendra Singh (Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore, make it a rule, it will be implemented immediately).”

In this video, Rajendra Rathore, Sawaimadhopur MP Sukhbir Singh Jaunpuria and many BJP leaders can be seen. These leaders are coming out talking on some issue. Meanwhile, some local leader talks about ERCP. At the same time, a new political discussion has started with these words of Shekhawat. In fact, in gestures, Rajendra Rathore has been declared as the Chief Minister’s candidate. Not only this, the Congress has also shared this video of Ganjendra Singh Shekhawat on its Twitter handle. Also targeted BJP and Shekhawat.

Congress shared the video
While sharing the video, the Congress wrote, “This is a proof of BJP’s frustrated thinking for the people of Rajasthan. Look at this mild behavior of Ganjendra Singh Shekhawat, who stopped the work of ERCP and cheated the public. The greedy for power are saying, ERCP will be made, I will give 46 crores, just make the rule.” On the other hand, Ganjendra Singh Shekhawat has given clarification on this matter. He said that the Congress party is diverting attention from the core issue of ERCP.

He said that when I was asked about ERCP, I said that when our government comes, we will bring it. At that time Rajendra Rathore was also with him. When our government will come, we will accept the comprehensive form of river linking project.

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