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Rajasthan Home Minister Jawahar Singh Bedi Blames Congress Infighting, Says Party Ignoring Senior Leader Vishvendra Singh
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 04:45 PM
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Home Minister Jawahar Singh Bedi accused the Congress of severe internal discord and neglect of senior leader Vishvendra Singh, urging that the BJP’s doors remain open for all.
Jaipur, Rajasthan – In a sharp statement, Home Minister Jawahar Singh Bedi targeted the Congress party, alleging that internal factionalism has reached a breaking point. He claimed that senior leader Vishvendra Singh is being sidelined, reflecting a broader leadership vacuum within the party.
Bedi warned that the continued infighting could erode the Congress’s credibility among voters, especially in the lead‑up to upcoming state elections. He emphasized that the Bharatiya Janata Party remains ready to welcome anyone disillusioned with the Congress’s current trajectory.
The minister’s remarks came during a press briefing in Jaipur, where he reiterated the BJP’s commitment to stability and governance, positioning the party as a viable alternative for those seeking decisive leadership.
Political analysts note that such direct attacks are uncommon from a state minister and may signal an intensified campaign strategy by the BJP in Rajasthan ahead of the electoral calendar.
The Congress has not issued an official response to Bedi’s comments as of now, but party insiders suggest internal discussions are underway to address the concerns raised.
Bedi warned that the continued infighting could erode the Congress’s credibility among voters, especially in the lead‑up to upcoming state elections. He emphasized that the Bharatiya Janata Party remains ready to welcome anyone disillusioned with the Congress’s current trajectory.
The minister’s remarks came during a press briefing in Jaipur, where he reiterated the BJP’s commitment to stability and governance, positioning the party as a viable alternative for those seeking decisive leadership.
Political analysts note that such direct attacks are uncommon from a state minister and may signal an intensified campaign strategy by the BJP in Rajasthan ahead of the electoral calendar.
The Congress has not issued an official response to Bedi’s comments as of now, but party insiders suggest internal discussions are underway to address the concerns raised.