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Heinous crimes, including women's harassment, increasing in Rajasthan: Sachin Pilot

ANI March 3, 2025 110 views

Sachin Pilot has launched a scathing attack on the Rajasthan BJP government, highlighting the rising instances of heinous crimes and women's harassment. During an NSUI cycle rally in Pali, he criticized the administration's ineffectiveness in addressing crucial social issues. Pilot emphasized the need for concrete action rather than mere assurances from the ruling party. His comments also touched on broader political criticisms, including governance challenges and inappropriate political rhetoric.

"Heinous crimes, including women's harassment, are increasing" - Sachin Pilot
Ajmer, March 3: Congress leader Sachin Pilot on Monday said that heinous crimes, including women's harassment, are increasing as he departed for Pali to participate in an NSUI cycle rally aimed at spreading awareness about drug abuse. He received a warm welcome from Congress workers at Ashok Udyan in Ajmer before proceeding to the event.

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BJP government failing to curb rising crime rates

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Pilot demands accountability for women's safety

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NSUI organizes cycle rally against drug abuse

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Political tensions escalate in Rajasthan

Speaking to the reporters, the Pilot said, "NSUI is organizing this cycle rally to convey a good message. I am going to Pali to participate in it and support the initiative to raise awareness among people about drug abuse."

On the recent blackmailing case in Vijaynagar, Pilot criticized the BJP government, stating that despite being in power for over a year, the administration had failed to curb crimes against women.

"This BJP government has been in power for one and a quarter years. They have made several claims, but in reality, heinous crimes, including women's harassment, are increasing. The government is merely giving assurances without taking concrete steps to stop them," he said. He asserted that the opposition was actively demanding action on the issue.

Addressing allegations made by the BJP regarding financial mismanagement in the previous Congress government's Smart Free Scheme, Pilot dismissed the claims.

"It is not right to make such allegations now. We are not in power. The BJP government has completed one and a quarter years, but instead of just making allegations, they should answer what they have done so far. Several ongoing schemes have been discontinued, and there is confusion within the government itself. No one knows who is a minister and who is not. The situation is such that even the status of Dr. Kirodi Lal Meena remains unclear; neither is he being retained nor removed, nor is he being allowed to work," he told reporters.

Commenting on the use of language by political leaders in Rajasthan, Pilot said that politicians should be mindful of their words as the public listens to their statements closely.

Referring to remarks made about former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the Assembly, he said, "Such statements are inappropriate. It is not just about the Congress party but about the entire country. Making indecent comments about someone who is no longer in this world is unacceptable."

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