Key Points

Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has raised serious doubts about Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's sudden resignation. He suggests the move could be part of a larger political strategy orchestrated by the RSS and BJP. Gehlot points out the unusual circumstances surrounding the resignation, particularly its timing and the claimed health reasons. The Congress leader believes only Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah know the real story behind this unexpected development.

Key Points: Gehlot Exposes Dhankhar Resignation Amid RSS-BJP Political Scheme

  • Gehlot questions Dhankhar's health-based resignation as potentially politically motivated
  • Claims RSS-BJP might be planning a major political development
  • Highlights unusual timing of resignation during parliamentary session
  • Suggests constitutional positions are under external pressure
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Gehlot terms Dhankhar's resignation 'suspicious', hints at RSS-BJP political ploy

Ashok Gehlot alleges suspicious circumstances behind Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's sudden resignation, hinting at potential political manipulation

"Only two people know the truth -- Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah - Ashok Gehlot"

Jaipur, July 22

Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has raised serious questions over the sudden resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, terming it “suspicious” and suggesting it could be part of a larger political strategy by the RSS and BJP.

Gehlot said the Vice President's resignation, citing health reasons, appears abrupt and unusual. He linked it to Dhankhar's repeated interventions on farmers' issues.

"Jagdeep Dhankhar had been continuously voicing concerns about farmers, both inside and outside Parliament. He even once rebuked the Agriculture Minister on this matter," Gehlot said.

He further claimed that he had sensed pressure being exerted on constitutional positions. "I had said in Jodhpur 10 days ago that both the Vice President and Lok Sabha Speaker were working under pressure. Later, Dhankharji came to Jaipur and denied this. But saying it is one thing, reality is something else," Gehlot added.

Gehlot alleged that the resignation may be linked to a political maneuver. "The House was in session all day, and the resignation happened suddenly. I have known his family for 50 years. This raises doubts. Is RSS-BJP preparing for some major political development?"

The Congress leader also expressed shock over reports that the government will not hold a formal farewell for the outgoing Vice President.

"This is not only shocking and sad, but also raises many questions," he said.

Questioning the justification of health reasons, Gehlot said, "Even when the Prime Minister or President undergoes serious surgeries like heart bypass, they do not resign. Then why has the Vice President done so? This is unprecedented."

Gehlot concluded by saying, "Only two people know the truth -- Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Time will tell what the real reason behind this resignation was."

Jagdeep Dhankhar's sudden resignation has shocked the political leaders across party lines and has also sparked speculation as to what prompted him to take such a decision.

- IANS

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Priya S
Why is Congress always seeing conspiracies? Maybe the VP genuinely has health issues? My uncle worked with Dhankhar ji in Kolkata High Court, he's a man of principles. Let's not politicize everything 🙏
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Aman W
No farewell for VP? This is shocking! Even if there are political differences, we must maintain basic decency towards constitutional posts. Shameful behavior by the government 😠
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Sarah B
As an NRI following Indian politics, I find this development concerning. When constitutional positions become politicized, it weakens institutions. Hope the truth comes out soon.
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Vikram M
Gehlot is just doing opposition's job - raising valid questions. Remember how BJP used to question everything when they were in opposition? Now they can't handle basic scrutiny? Irony died!
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Nisha Z
Whether it's health or politics, the abruptness is worrying. Our institutions need stability. Hope media does proper investigation instead of just repeating statements from both sides.
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Karthik V
Respectfully disagree with Gehlot ji here. Making allegations without proof isn't right. Let's wait for official statements. Our democracy is strong enough to handle such transitions.

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