12 August,2020 06:21 AM IST | Jaipur | Agencies
A file photo of rebel Congress leader Sachin Pilot with Rahul Gandhi during a rally in Jaipur. Pic/PTI
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said he will address grievances of MLAs, a day after the Congress set up a committee to look into the issues raised by rebel legislators. A meeting between Sachin Pilot and Rahul Gandhi on Monday signalled an "amicable resolution" of nearly a month-long Rajasthan crisis ahead of the crucial assembly session from August 14.
"If any MLA is annoyed with me, then it is my responsibility to address that. I have kept doing this in the past and will do this now also," he told the media.
Referring to the Congress meeting on Monday, he said decisions were taken and now the future strategy will be decided. He said he has no idea about the formula for Pilot's return.
"High command knows this. He will tell his grievances to the three-member committee formed by the party," he said. Asserting that the Congress government in the state will not only complete its five years but will also win the next assembly elections, Gehlot again accused the BJP of conspiring to topple his government at any cost.
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