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Post-poll, resort politics back in Raj

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December 08, 2023

Ex-CM Vasundhara Raje in Delhi -- buzz in Jaipur that her son has kept 5 MLAs at a resort

- RAJESH ASNANI

Post-poll, resort politics back in Raj

ANXIETY continues to grip the Rajasthan BJP over the party's chief ministerial candidate four days after the party's triumph in the Assembly polls. On Wednesday night, former CM Vasundhara Raje was reportedly summoned to Delhi to meet the party's top leaders.

Adding to the confusion was a controversy that erupted when the father of BJP MLA Lalit Meena alleged that Dushyant Singh, Raje's son and Jhalawar MP, forcibly detained his son at a resort outside Jaipur.

This triggered a sensation within the BJP circles in the state capital.

Ex-MLA Hemraj Meena, father of Kishanganj MLA Lalit Meena, has accused Raje's son of orchestrating the stay of MLAs in a hotel. Hemraj alleges that Dushyant prevented Lalit from returning home and restricted his movements at a resort.

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