Clouds of crisis loom over CM Bhajan Lal’s foreign trip, hearing in court on 24th

Jaipur : Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has gone on a foreign tour to invite foreign companies in the Rising Rajasthan Investment Summit. The Chief Minister will visit a total of 12 countries. Currently, he is on a tour of South Korea and Japan in the first phase. But his foreign tour in Rajasthan is in the headlines. Because a petition has been filed in the court in Rajasthan against his foreign tour. The Congress party is also opposing the Chief Minister’s foreign tour.

CM on foreign trip without permission

Actually, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma was granted anticipatory bail in the case of communal violence in Gopalgarh caste of Bharatpur district of Rajasthan in 2011. A petition was filed in a Jaipur court on Thursday to cancel this bail. The petitioner Sanwarmal Chaudhary has argued that the Chief Minister was granted bail for foreign travel with some other conditions including taking permission from the court first. But he went on a foreign trip without permission.

CM’s name in Bharatpur violence

Let us tell you that the name of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has also come up in the case of violence in Bharatpur. A total of 10 people were killed in this violence in 2011. The investigation of this entire case is with the CBI. Petitioner’s lawyer Sagar Chaudhary says that the Chief Minister was granted bail by the court, but he has violated the court’s instructions. Now the hearing on this entire matter will be held on September 24.

Opposition leader targeted foreign travel

The leader of opposition in the assembly Tikaram Julie has targeted the Chief Minister’s foreign trip. He says that it has come to light through the media that Sanwar Chaudhary has filed a petition in the court against the Chief Minister’s visit. At present, the trial is going on in the case related to Gopalgarh riots, but the Chief Minister of the state went on a trip to two countries without the permission of the court. If the Chief Minister himself will play with the law like this, then what message will go to the public.

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