Harsh Goenka Left in Awe of Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot’s Remarkable Energy, Impressed by Meeting with PM Modi

Harsh Goenka, the chairman of RPG Group, recently met Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and expressed his admiration for the energy and optimism displayed by the Congress leader. Despite a long day of work, Gehlot appeared fresh and energetic, which amazed Goenka. He even compared Gehlot’s energy to that of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Goenka shared a picture with Gehlot on social media and praised the politician’s vitality.

In the caption accompanying the picture, Goenka wrote, “Even after hectic canvassing in the Rajasthan heat, CM Rajasthan was looking fresh, energetic and optimistic. It’s amazing where politicians get their energy from – whether it be PM Modi or CM Gehlot!” Goenka’s post garnered attention and sparked discussions on the energy levels of politicians.

Meanwhile, Ashok Gehlot is seeking a second term as Rajasthan Chief Minister. Despite the state’s reputation for frequent changes in leadership, Gehlot remains confident in the Congress party’s victory. After casting his vote, Gehlot criticized Prime Minister Modi for delivering speeches lacking substance. He emphasized that the state assembly election is not solely about Modi but about development and the Congress government’s potential return to power.

On the other hand, the BJP has been targeting the Congress on issues such as crime against women, corruption, and alleged paper leak scams. One of the main accusations against Gehlot is the ‘Red Diary,’ which supposedly contains details of irregularities committed by the Chief Minister. The BJP has used this as a weapon against Gehlot and has called for his removal from office.

Overall, Goenka’s meeting with Gehlot highlighted the politician’s energy and optimism, which Goenka found impressive. As the state election in Rajasthan unfolds, both the Congress and the BJP are actively campaigning and making their cases to the voters. The outcome of the election will determine the future leadership of the state.