Radhika khera "some reason" for changing their party - Sachin Pilot
"Good luck to anybody who wants to shift party at any stage, it's up to their individual decision. As a party, we are fighting elections for a larger purpose, not for individual satisfaction," he added. He said that this Lok Sabha election is "far bigger" than one individual, election, or party, and the voters have to make a big choice in the polls. "This election is far bigger than one individual, one election, one party. This election is different in so many different ways. This election is really a choice of the voter to choose what's already been going on and if they need to course correct. This election is about having the strength of our democracy go deeper and stronger, as supposed to getting weakened," Sachin Pilot said.
LATEST NEWS - Senior Congress leader and AICC general secretary in-charge of Chhattisgarh, Sachin Pilot, has refuted the allegations levelled by his former party colleague, Radhika Khera, and said that a leader needs "some reason" for changing their party.
Radhika Khera, who joined the BJP on Tuesday, alleged that she was "victimized" because she went to the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. She also criticized the Congress leadership, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and Sachin Pilot, for their silence regarding the mistreatment faced by her.
In an interview with ANI, Sachin Pilot said, "If someone wants to change parties, they have to find some reason...whether it is a visit to some temple...a person will have to do something; they have to find a reason."
"Good luck to anybody who wants to shift party at any stage, it's up to their individual decision. As a party, we are fighting elections for a larger purpose, not for individual satisfaction," he added.
He said that this Lok Sabha election is "far bigger" than one individual, election, or party, and the voters have to make a big choice in the polls.
"This election is far bigger than one individual, one election, one party. This election is different in so many different ways. This election is really a choice of the voter to choose what's already been going on and if they need to course correct. This election is about having the strength of our democracy go deeper and stronger, as supposed to getting weakened," Sachin Pilot said.
Sachin Pilot served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan from 2018 to 2020 and President of the Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (RPCC). In the past, he was also the Minister of State under the UPA regime.
He further reiterated his claim 'BJP Dakshin Mein Saaf, Uttar Mein Half' and said that the Congress would win more seats than the BJP in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan.
The former Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister said that the BJP wouldn't be able to get any foothold in the southern states, and its tally in the north would also come down.
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