BJP demands CBI probe into Rajasthan audio tapes unveiled by Congress

The BJP on Saturday strike back again on the Ashok Gehlot Govt when it not only denied prices of alleged bid to split the Congress social gathering but also alleged that the dessert state is witnessing an “oblique emergency”.

The BJP was referring to the purported cellular phone discussions that were leaked by Gehlot camp.

“Is the cellular phone of each individual human being in Rajasthan, who has any concern with politics, is becoming tapped? Is Crisis not staying imposed indirectly in Rajasthan?,” asked BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra in a press convention in this article on Saturday.

 Rajasthan political crisis is a “drama”: Sambit Patra

Contacting the Rajasthan political crisis a “drama”, Patra alleged it is a brazen cocktail of conspiracy, lies, fraud and defiance of law.

“The entire conspiracy is getting hatched in their residence and through some audio tapes it is remaining alleged that the BJP is seeking to sabotage the Congress celebration,” reported Patra. He demanded a CBI probe into this matter, to determine no matter if mobile phone tapping was completed or SOPs have been followed. He also questioned if the voice in the leaks are genuine, why the FIR states it as “purported”.

This assault arrives in the wake of an FIR submitted by the SOG in Rajasthan against Union Minister and BJP leader Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and two other individuals on the basis of a criticism by Congress whip Mahesh Joshi soon right after 3 audio clips with alleged conversations on toppling the Ashok Gehlot government were being produced by Rajasthan’s ruling occasion.

Nonetheless, Shekhawat has denied any of the tapes has his voice although another BJP chief said the tapes were doctored.

The clips have recorded purported discussion concerning Shekhawat, Congress MLA Bhanwarlal Sharma, a Jaipur resident and BJP leader Sanjay Jain when discussing ideas and actions to topple the Congress govt.

Now, the BJP has primarily based its counter attack on these purported conversations to elevate the “cell phone tapping of politicians in Rajasthan” demand from Congress though labelling it am “indirect unexpected emergency”.