अब लूंगा गिन -गिन के बदला...गहलोत को निपटाने के लिए पायलट ने कसी कमर Gehlot-Pilot leadership tussle....Jaipur (Rajasthan). With the Congress high command unable to resolve the differences between Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy Sachin Pilot so far, the truce between the two is now seemingly over. As the promised change has not been delivered by the high command, Pilot has returned to the tried-and-tested method of hitting the road and addressing public rallies to throw around his weight and show that he is second to none. The Congress leader's mass outreach till January 20 has left his party worried about fresh, unwanted spotlight on the unresolved leadership tussle between its two top leaders in Rajasthan. Pilot, on a solo campaign in Rajasthan ahead of polls later this year, appeared to confirm his party's fears by taking aim at his own government and Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. Pilot addressed rallies in Nagaur, Hanumangarh and Jhunjhunu and more are scheduled till January 20. The former Deputy CM is scheduled to address rallies in Pali, and Jaipur. In his public address and even interactions with journalists, Pilot has brought up the familiar point about how the party was reduced to 21 out of 200 seats in 2013 and the hard work that was required to bring it back on track. As the state Congress president, Pilot had led this turnaround. At rallies in Nagaur. hanumangarh and Jhunjhunu, the former Deputy CM’s words indicated that he was not going to relent and targeted the Gehlot government, saying that the big fish behind the recent paper leaks should be arrested instead of small-time middlemen. In response, the CM said on Tuesday, “It is the sargana (kingpin) indeed against whom we have acted. And if leaders tell us more names, we will act against them too.” Mr Pilot's campaign comes weeks after Mr Gehlot, in an explosive interview to NDTV, called his former deputy a "gaddar (traitor)" and said he would not be chief minister. "A gaddar (traitor) cannot be Chief Minister. The High Command cannot make Sachin Pilot the Chief Minister... a man who doesn't have 10 MLAs. Who revolted. He betrayed the party, (he) is a traitor," Mr Gehlot had said on his younger rival. The Gehlot-Pilot standoff began when both competed for the Chief Minister's job after the Congress's Rajasthan victory in 2018, and peaked when in 2020, Mr Pilot rebelled along with 19 MLAs supporting him, and camped in Delhi for weeks. #RajasthanCMAshokGehlot,#ExDeputyCMSachinpilot,#rajasthanpolitics,#Rajasthannews,#chuppitod,#bjp,#inc,#politics,#politicaldrama,#gehlotpilottussle,#Rajasthanpaperleakissue,#nakaranikammapilot,#Congresshighcommand,#differencesbetweenCMAshokGehlot&SachinPilot,#Pilotonasolocampaign,#PilotralliesinNagaurHanumangarhJhunjhunu,#formerDeputyCMPilot,#politicalcrisisinRajasthan,#legislatorsboycottedCLPmeeting,#BharatJodoYatra,#PilotattacksAshokGehlot,#PilotattacksRajasthanGovt,#PilottryingtoremoveGehlot