Rajendra Rathore retaliated on Gehlot's report card question, said - Congress had run away after leaving the debate.

Rajasthan Nagar Nikay Chunav: Amidst the civic elections in Rajasthan, BJP leader Rajendra Rathore has hit back at the statements of former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Congress leaders. At the BJP state headquarters in Jaipur, when Gehlot asked for the report card of the government for two and a half years, Rathore said that Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has already presented the details of the government's work in the Assembly. He alleged that during the debate in the House on the report card, Congress left the House. On the question of horse trading in local body elections, Rathore described 'One State, One Election' as the vision of the government and termed simultaneous elections in 309 bodies as a big achievement. He also took a dig at Govind Singh Dotasara's old 'Kaka' statement. Apart from this, while mentioning the recruitment of more than 24 thousand sanitation workers to be held on September 25, he targeted Congress. On the statement of Pratapsingh Khachariyawas, Rathod appealed to maintain the decorum of political language.