Union Minister Slams Rajasthan CM for Releasing ‘Vision Document’ Amid Broken Promises, India

Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat criticized Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for releasing the state’s Mission 2030 vision document. Shekhawat questioned the timing of the document’s release, stating that Gehlot’s election promises had proven to be empty. He suggested that Gehlot should have focused on fulfilling his promises during his current tenure instead of presenting a vision document now. Shekhawat highlighted Gehlot’s failure to deliver on commitments made during the 2018 polls and criticized the lack of progress in areas such as water management, education, and healthcare. He also criticized the government’s claims about English-medium schools in the vision document, alleging that many were established hastily without proper infrastructure and qualified teachers. The release of the vision document has sparked controversy and criticism, with concerns about the viability and credibility of the document given the administration’s underachievements in various sectors. The criticism reflects the broader sentiment that the government has yet to meet the expectations and demands of the electorate.