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Rajasthan MLA Ashok Chandna calls CM Bhajanlal Sharma 'Congress agent' in viral video
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 06:36 PM
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Congress MLA Ashok Chandna made controversial remarks against CM Bhajanlal Sharma at a rally in Bundi, alleging he is an agent of the Congress party within the BJP.
Political tensions in Rajasthan have escalated after Congress MLA Ashok Chandna made sharp and controversial remarks against Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. The comments were made during an election rally held in Sathur village in the Bundi district.
In a video that has since gone viral on social media, Chandna accused the Chief Minister of being an 'agent' of the Indian National Congress operating within the Bharatiya Janata Party. The MLA further alleged that the CM's statements are made under the influence of bhang, a traditional intoxicant.
The incident has drawn significant attention due to the strong language used by the legislator against the sitting Chief Minister. While the specific political context of the rally suggests a heated campaign environment, the remarks have sparked debate regarding the tone of political discourse in the state.
No immediate official response from the Chief Minister's office or the BJP leadership was detailed in the initial reports, but the viral nature of the clip indicates it is likely to become a major talking point in the ongoing political narrative in Rajasthan.
In a video that has since gone viral on social media, Chandna accused the Chief Minister of being an 'agent' of the Indian National Congress operating within the Bharatiya Janata Party. The MLA further alleged that the CM's statements are made under the influence of bhang, a traditional intoxicant.
The incident has drawn significant attention due to the strong language used by the legislator against the sitting Chief Minister. While the specific political context of the rally suggests a heated campaign environment, the remarks have sparked debate regarding the tone of political discourse in the state.
No immediate official response from the Chief Minister's office or the BJP leadership was detailed in the initial reports, but the viral nature of the clip indicates it is likely to become a major talking point in the ongoing political narrative in Rajasthan.