These days, Rajasthan Pradesh Congress is seen fighting on the streets, whether it is the issue related to Aravalli or the matter of changing the name of MNREGA. On every front, protests are being organized across the state under the leadership of PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasara.

Earlier, Congress workers had staged protests regarding SIR from booth to district level. Now this matter was also discussed in the meeting of Congress Working Committee. The leadership of PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasara was appreciated in the CWC meeting. The Congress high command appeared happy with his working style.

Dotasara praised in Delhi CWC meeting

In the CWC meeting, the work of State Congress Committee State President Govind Singh Dotasara was appreciated. In the program of Congress Foundation Day at PCC headquarters, former Assembly Speaker CP Joshi said that in the CWC meeting held in Delhi, the work being done in the state under the leadership of Dotasara ji has been praised, which is a matter of pride for all of us. He said that we have to keep fighting against the anti-people policies of the government. Only then can democracy be saved in the country.

Strength gained from Dotasara’s leadership

Let us tell you that in the Congress mega rally organized in Delhi recently on the issue of vote theft, most of the workers had come from Rajasthan to participate in the rally. If we talk about organization, for the first time 52,000 BLA booths have been appointed in the state. Simultaneously, an army of 10 lakh active workers has been raised.

This discussion will be put to rest

There is a discussion going on in Congress from time to time about changing the PCC Chief. This discussion took place a lot in the past too, but in the CWC meeting in Delhi, the high command appeared satisfied with the work of the PCC Chief, hence it is believed that for the time being, Govind Singh Dotasara will remain on the post of PCC Chief.

In the by-election held on Anta assembly seat of Rajasthan, Congress has registered an important victory by defeating the ruling party BJP. This victory was not considered easy for Congress, because independent candidate Naresh Meena had made the contest triangular. Despite this, when the election results came out today, Congress’s victory margin was 15,612 votes.

Certainly these results are shocking, but the political story behind this victory points towards a different “coincidence” or “equation”. It has become a common discussion in political circles that whoever made personal attacks on State Congress President (PCC) Govind Singh Dotasara has suffered loss in the political field.

What is ‘Dotasara Sanyog’?

This discussion has become more intense due to Anta by-election. It is being told that during the election campaign, independent candidate Naresh Meena was continuously giving personal statements on Govind Singh Dotasara. Political analysts believe that due to these statements, resentment arose among the farmer class, due to which Naresh Meena had to bear the direct consequences and he lost the election. However, this is not the first time. Many such examples have been seen in the last few elections:

1. Rajendra Rathod (BJP): This sequence started from the 2023 assembly elections. There were heated personal statements during the elections between Rajendra Rathore and Govind Singh Dotasara, a strong leader of BJP and who has been winning 7 consecutive elections. The result was that Rajendra Rathod, who was invincible seven times, lost the election badly. This defeat is still discussed in political circles even today.

2. Kirori Lal Meena (BJP): The matter did not end here. After the assembly elections, by-elections were held on seven seats in the state. Even in these elections, BJP cabinet minister Kirori Lal Meena, who had an enmity with PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasara, could not make even his elder brother Jagmohan Meena win. This defeat happened when there is a BJP government in the state and Kirori Lal himself is a cabinet minister.

3. Hanuman Beniwal (RLP): The latest example is after the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Hanuman Beniwal became MP from Nagaur as an ally of India Alliance. But after the Lok Sabha elections, he started making statements regarding Dotasara. When by-elections were held on Khinvsar seat, the Congress high command did not form an alliance with RLP and fielded its own candidate. The result was that Hanuman Beniwal’s wife Kanika Beniwal lost the election.

Anta gave vent to the discussion

Now, after the victory on Anta seat, there is a strong discussion on social media that personally attacking Dotasara is becoming politically costly. It may be just a coincidence, but powerful leaders like Rajendra Rathore, Kirori Lal Meena, Hanuman Beniwal and now Naresh Meena have had to suffer political losses due to this “coincidence”.

A statement by Rajasthan Pradesh Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasara has created a political stir in the state. PCC Chief made serious allegations against Vidhan Sabha Speaker Vasudev Devnani and said that speakers sit in the rest room and see women.

In fact, the Congress is going to campaign from 15 September to 15 October on the issue of ‘vote theft’. With this, Rajasthan Congress in -charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa is also on a tour of Rajasthan. A meeting was organized with the District President, Division Incharge, Assembly in -charge at the PCC headquarters. After this meeting, Govind Singh Dotasara gave this statement during a conversation with the media.

‘Their focus on women’

PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasara made serious allegations against the government about the Hidden camera in the assembly and said that this is a matter of investigation. At the same time, Dotasara laid a big attack on Vidhan Sabha Speaker Vasudev Devnani, saying, “Speaker sir sees women sitting in the rest room. See their clothes. The Speaker has a focus on women.”

‘Access cameras with you’

He also said, “The man sitting on a constitutional post keeps access to his rest room by putting cameras on our opposition’s sisters. This statement of PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasara has created a political stir.

Congress surrounds Hidden cameras

Let us know that the dispute is going on these days regarding the camera installed in the assembly. The opposition says that the opposition is being spied through the Hidden camera. Leader of Opposition Tikaram Julie has also complained to the Governor and demanded an inquiry from the Governor. Tikaram Julie said that if the government is right then tell me who has access to these cameras?

On Friday (July 25) in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, 7 children died after falling roof of a government school. The Congress has targeted the BJP government regarding this. Rajasthan Congress President Govind Singh Dotasara pointed to Education Minister Madan Dilawar and said that this government has not been able to do anything other than rhetoric. The Chief Minister himself should pay attention to this.

Dotasara said, “The children have lost their lives due to the negligence of the system. The parents took many dreams and sent the children for education. The government machinery has become so careless that it is not able to take cognizance whether this building is safe or not. We should not do politics. Responsibility should be taken. The schools which are shabby and not safe, new construction should be done in those schools, as long as the construction is done, children should be sent to other schools.

CM himself pay attention- Govind Singh Dotasara

He said, “If I was the education minister, I had conducted a survey, there is all the data in it, with his help schools can be corrected. Apart from only rhetoric, this government has not been able to do this. The Chief Minister himself should pay attention to this. ”

The Piplodi government school in Manorathana block of Jhalawar took place when the children were gathering for morning prayer. Jhalawar Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar said that 7 children have died and 17 others were injured. Ten children have been referred to Jhalawar, out of which the condition of three to four is critical. Police said that the children were taken out of the rubble with the help of teachers and villagers.

CM expressed grief

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma mourned the deaths in the incident. Sharma said, “The concerned officials have been directed to ensure proper treatment of the injured children.” He said, “God should give place to the late divine souls in his shrine and give the power to the heartbreaking family to bear this immense sorrow.” Education Minister Madan Dilawar said that a high -level inquiry will be done in this incident.

Former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, mourning the accident, wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, “Many children and teachers are being reported to have been reported due to the fall of a government school building in Manorathana in Jhalawar. I pray to God for the early health of the injured. ”Leader of Opposition Tikaram Julie has also mourned the accident.

Govind singh dotasra protest: Congress President President Govind Singh Dotasara and Leader of Opposition Tikaram Julie staged a sit -in outside the room of the Director General of Police (DGP) at the Police Headquarters with party MLAs on Thursday, alleging harassing the district president of NSUI.

Congress leaders allege that the party’s student wing National Student Union of India (NSUI) district president Omprakash Naga is being harassed by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s recent Sikar visit on 19 April. Naga has been arrested on Wednesday.

Sitting on a dharna outside the room

The delegation of Congress leaders went to meet the DGP under the leadership of Dotasara, after talks with the DGP, the leaders sat on a dharna outside his room. Congress General Secretary Swarnim Chaturvedi said that about 20 MLAs of Dotasara, Julie and the party are sitting on a dharna. Earlier in the day, the party passed a resolution in a meeting against police action.

Will the Chief Minister name the law to the acts of establishing an empire of fear under the guise of Khaki?

Will the police officers take oath of constitution will take malice and biased action under pressure?

The Chief Minister was hurt by the black flag of a youth, but the situation like Jungle Raj in the state… pic.twitter.com/qtikvrkrzv

– Govind Singh Dotasra (@govinddotasra) April 24, 2025

Former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot wrote on ‘X’, ‘It is against democratic values ​​to arrest Om Prakash Naga, District President of NSUI, who showed black flags to the Chief Minister in Sikar and to treat him like criminals of serious nature.’

He wrote, “Similarly, after the death of six people in Bikaner, the police team went to the house of PCC Secretary Ramnivas Kukna, who was protesting against the demand for compensation. The police team went to the house. The police took off the transformer from their farm when they did not find anything.

According to Gehlot, “It shows that the Rajasthan Police of Rajasthan is taking action out of the law under pressure from the BJP government. I urge the Chief Minister, Home Secretary and Director General of Police to stop these undemocratic action without delay.”

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