Rajasthan Politics: Rajendra Singh Gudha, Rajasthan's Sainik Welfare Minister, has compared himself to Mother Sita. On social media, the video has gone viral.
Gudha said in the viral video, "Shri Ram and Ravana were “mad” behind Mata Sita’s beauty."
Mother Sita was breathtakingly gorgeous in every way. Nobody can imagine Mother Sita's beauty, according to Gudha.
Gudha referred to CM Gehlot and Sachin Pilot as Ram and Ravana in gestures.
It's a pity. It's really sad how Gehlot's minister in Rajasthan used the phrases for Lord Ram and Mother Sita. But this is nothing new for Congress.
The party's former president, Sonia Gandhi, believes that Lord Ram does not exist, that he is fictitious, and she testified before the Supreme Court to that effect.
It is natural for him to make such statements regarding Mother Sita. This is unacceptable.
The party's former president, Sonia Gandhi, believes that Lord Ram does not exist, that he is fictitious, and she testified before the Supreme Court to that effect.
It is natural for him to make such statements regarding Mother Sita. This is unacceptable.
This video is said to be of the inaugural ceremony of the Digital X-ray machine at Gudha Gorji CHC.
Speaking of this, Gudha stated that no one can imagine Mother Sita's beauty.
Gudha said in the viral video, "If both Gehlot and Pilot are running after me now, then I will have some quality." Gudha stated that people are currently debating whether party Gudha will receive a ticket from this time.
I want to convince those folks that my actions result in votes for my face. It is not a symbol of any political party.
It is worth noting that Rajendra Gudha, who became a minister after winning the election on the BSP platform and joining the Congress, has made news for his comments. I've been making statements before this.
Gudha made contentious comments against Hema Malini shortly after becoming a minister.
Gudha was seen as a Gehlot supporter. However, he later joined the pilot training program. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat referred to Gudha as "Bharatpuria Lota without a bottom."
