Jaipur. The ongoing war between Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot in Rajasthan had just ended that now perhaps a new door of war has opened. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot sacked his cabinet colleague Rajendra Singh Gudha on Friday late night. After his decision, there was a storm of statements and reactions in the state. The BJP has condemned Gehlot's move. BJP said that Ashok Gehlot did not accept the truth.

Telling the truth is a crime, so I will commit this crime - Gudha

After being removed from the post of minister, Rajendra Gudha said that I spoke the truth in front of the CM. He didn't like this. He said that statistics show that crimes against women are increasing in the state. This is not a lie at all. Gudha said that if speaking the truth is a crime, then I will keep committing this crime again and again. At the same time, after this action, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will address a press conference today, in which he can also make some big announcements.

CM Gehlot did not like the truth – Rajendra Rathore

At the same time, after sacking Gudha, the Bharatiya Janata Party has also attacked the Congress and Gehlot. Leader of the Opposition in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Rajendra Rathore said that Rajendra Singh Gudha put forth his point in the Assembly that rape of women shames the Rajasthan government. After that he was dismissed. Ashok Gehlot's displeasure is on how Rajendra Singh Gudha said that Rajasthan is number one in rape of women.

CM does not have the courage to accept the truth - Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

At the same time, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said that speaking the truth is forbidden in Gehlot's rule. CM does not have the courage to accept the truth. When his minister Rajendra Gudha told the truth in the assembly, Gehlot ji felt so bad that he removed him from the post itself. Shekhawat said that Mr. Gehlot has warned his colleagues in this way, if you tell the truth, you will not be spared. Intimidating one's own comrades, making them face to face, this too can be called oppression.