Rajendra Gudha, former Rajasthan minister and Congress leader, who opened a front against his own party's government, once again came up with his 'red diary' on Wednesday.
While reading some pages of his 'red diary', Gudha made fresh allegations of corruption in RCA.
He also expressed his apprehension about going to jail saying, "Even if I go to jail, there will be new revelations in the diary. Corruption details are there in this diary. The red diary contains all the proofs of corruption done by the Ashok Gehlot government. They are planning to file false cases against me."
Gudha, who was sacked hours after he questioned his own government in the assembly on the issue of crimes against women, said that he would continue to question the government.
Manipur comment troubled Gudha
Earlier, during a discussion on a bill in the Rajasthan Assembly, Gudha said that 'instead of raising the issue of Manipur, the Rajasthan government should introspect itself.'
Gudha, the Minister of State for Sainik Kalyan (Independent Charge), Home Guard and Civil Defence, Panchayati Raj and Rural Development, was sacked hours after questioning his own government in the assembly on the issue of crimes against women.
After being removed from the Rajasthan cabinet, he said "Public will stay with me, I will work for them. Whether he (Ashok Gehlot) removes me from the cabinet or sends me to jail, I will keep speaking until I am alive. Women in our state are not safe. Rajasthan is number 1 in atrocities on women. The state government has failed to provide security to women. I wanted to ask Ashok Gehlot to do something on this issue... Police in the state is corrupt, they are busy taking bribes from people"
Punished for saying the truth: BJP
Reacting to the minister's sacking, BJP IT department head Amit Malviya said in a tweet in Hindi that Gehlot removed Gudha from his cabinet for telling "the truth". "This shows how serious Congress is about harassment of women," the BJP leader charged.
