Sachin Pilot

Gandhi was accompanied by Rajasthan Congress chief Sachin Pilot and former state chief minister Ashok Gehlot.

Pilot feels that Vasundhara Raje betrayed the people of Rajasthan

The titular nawab of Tonk, Aftab Ali Khan, urged the members of his clan to vote for Pilot.

Yoonus Khan met Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje at her residence here late on November 18 and discussed the matter

Both parties have fielded 19 women candidates in the lists released so far. While the BJP has not fielded any Muslim candidate, the Congress has given tickets to nine Muslim candidates in its first list.

A bench of justices A K Sikri and Ashok Bhushan said, 'We have dismissed these petitions'.

Pilot was addressing a public meeting in Sangod town of Kota district, held on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.

Shah drew the analogy between the BJP and Angad's foot at a public meeting in Sawai Madhopur on Saturday.

"Congress is going to form the government in Rajasthan and you will feel that it is your own government," Pilot said.

Addressing a press conference at the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee headquarters, Pilot said the Congress wants a Joint Parliamentary Committee to probe the matter.

"The BJP came to power on the promise of controlling inflation but despite favourable global conditions nothing was done by the government," Pilot said in a statement here.

The BJP got a huge mandate to serve the people but the four and half years of governance clears how the BJP insulted their verdict Sachin said.

As the political battleground shifts to the Hindi heartland after an intense power struggle in Karnataka that ended with the Congress-JD(S) government being formed, the former Union minister exuded confidence that the Congress would win the Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh Assembly polls slated for later this year.

The former Union minister exuded confidence that the Congress would win the Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh Assembly polls slated for later this year.

Though the Congress won 26 fewer seats than the BJP in the bitterly fought Karnataka election, its vote share was nearly two percent points higher.

Congress on Wednesday won four of the six zila parishad seats, 12 of the 20 panchayat samiti seats and four of the six municipal seats for which bypolls were held in Rajasthan.

The BJP was running away from answering questions but Rahul Gandhi was forcing it to be accountable, the Congress' Rajasthan unit chief said.

Buoyed by the results of recent bye-elections to local bodies, where the Congress fared well, the party has decided to strengthen its base at the booth level and reach out to the masses through an aggressive mass contact programme to be launched soon, the Rajasthan Congress chief said.

Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee president Sachin Pilot today exuded confidence that the party would win the upcoming bypolls in Rajasthan.

The former Union minister said that although the Modi government took steps such as demonetisation and the "half- cooked" GST, it did not pay heed to the people's problems caused by the note ban.