Raje a lioness, but her biggest hunt is farmers: Pilot
Rajasthan Congress chief Sachin Pilot on Tuesday alleged that the farmers in the state were dying but Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje was busy in her 'Gaurav Yatra'.
Pilot was addressing a public meeting in Sangod town of Kota district, held on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.
On Raje's reported claim that she would fight for the people of the state like a lioness, Pilot alleged that though she was a lioness, her biggest hunt was farmers.
The 'moong daal' is being sold Rs 125 per kilogram, the prices of diesel and petrol are skyrocketing, and the farmers were not able to sell their crop at the government-support price, he said.
The Congress leader retorted to Raje calling him a novice and referred to the party's victory in the Ajmer by-elections.
The 41-year-old acknowledged that he certainly had to learn a lot, but in politics, he would give Raje such a defeat in the upcoming assembly elections that she would not be able forget it for a long time.
Pilot asked the public to question the