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Congress leader Govind Singh Dotasra slams BJP over inflation at Ajmer Jat Pratibha event
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ajmer
🗓 24 Aug 2026, 04:36 PM
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During the Jat Pratibha ceremony in Ajmer, Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasra criticised the BJP government over rising prices, education issues and governance, saying the administration works only on paper.
Ajmer, Rajasthan – At a Jat Pratibha ceremony organised in Ajmer, Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasra launched a sharp attack on the ruling BJP government. Dotasra highlighted the soaring cost of living, shortcomings in the education system and what he described as ineffective governance.
The leader said that inflation is hitting farmers, young people and housewives hardest, creating widespread distress across the state. He argued that the BJP’s policies are not delivering relief to those most affected by price rises.
Dotasra also accused the administration of operating merely on paperwork, stating, “The chief minister works with files, and the government works only with files.” The remarks underscored the Congress’s intent to position itself as a vocal opposition on economic and social issues.
The speech was delivered to a gathering that included community leaders and youth participants, reinforcing the party’s focus on agrarian and middle‑class concerns ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
The leader said that inflation is hitting farmers, young people and housewives hardest, creating widespread distress across the state. He argued that the BJP’s policies are not delivering relief to those most affected by price rises.
Dotasra also accused the administration of operating merely on paperwork, stating, “The chief minister works with files, and the government works only with files.” The remarks underscored the Congress’s intent to position itself as a vocal opposition on economic and social issues.
The speech was delivered to a gathering that included community leaders and youth participants, reinforcing the party’s focus on agrarian and middle‑class concerns ahead of upcoming electoral contests.