Gehlot Demands Clarity from Modi Amid West Asia Crisis Speculation

Former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to explain his controversial remarks in light of the West Asia crisis. Gehlot criticized Modi's appeal to avoid buying gold or travelling abroad, speculating potential policy changes. He also addressed election irregularities and the need for safeguarding democracy.

In the midst of the West Asia crisis, former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to elucidate his recent statements, which have generated widespread speculation and criticism. Speaking to reporters at Jaipur airport, Gehlot addressed the potential implications of Modi's appeal to avoid purchasing gold or travelling overseas.

Gehlot emphasized the importance of transparency, pointing out that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s concerns should be considered seriously. He hinted that the government may be laying the groundwork for increases in prices or duties post-election, as citizens deserve clarity on the matter.

On a different note, Gehlot criticized the election process in West Bengal and raised issues about voter verification practices. Additionally, he accused the BJP of engaging in divisive politics, stressing the need to protect democratic norms to safeguard the rights and dignity of ordinary citizens.