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Former Minister Rajendra Gudha Criticizes Rajasthan Govt Over Rajput Issues, Announces August 20 Protest
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 18 Aug 2026, 03:33 PM
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Rajendra Gudha has accused the Rajasthan government and police of inadequate action on Rajput community matters, particularly the Badrisinh Rajput case, and has called for a large protest on 20 August.
Former Rajasthan minister Rajendra Gudha has publicly criticized the state government and police for their handling of issues affecting the Rajput community. He specifically questioned the lack of decisive action in the Badrisinh Rajput case, alleging that the authorities have not taken sufficient steps to address the concerns raised by the community.
In a statement released earlier today, Gudha demanded that the government provide a clear roadmap for resolving Rajput-related grievances and called for increased transparency in the investigation of the Badrisinh case. He also warned that failure to act could lead to further unrest.
To amplify his demands, Gudha announced a large protest scheduled for 20 August in Jaipur. The rally is expected to draw supporters from across the Rajput community who seek a more robust response from the state machinery.
The protest is part of a broader movement that has seen several leaders from the Rajput community rally for better representation and justice. The government has yet to respond to Gudha’s allegations or the protest announcement.
In a statement released earlier today, Gudha demanded that the government provide a clear roadmap for resolving Rajput-related grievances and called for increased transparency in the investigation of the Badrisinh case. He also warned that failure to act could lead to further unrest.
To amplify his demands, Gudha announced a large protest scheduled for 20 August in Jaipur. The rally is expected to draw supporters from across the Rajput community who seek a more robust response from the state machinery.
The protest is part of a broader movement that has seen several leaders from the Rajput community rally for better representation and justice. The government has yet to respond to Gudha’s allegations or the protest announcement.