Reconciliation with Pilot is permanent, says Gehlot
Hindustan Times|June 09, 2023
Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot termed the reconciliation between him and senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot "permanent" amid speculation that Pilot may break-away from the Congress and announce a new party on June 11, the birth anniversary of his father Rajesh Pilot.
Reconciliation with Pilot is permanent, says Gehlot

In an interview to a YouTube channel, his first public comments since the May 29 meeting of the two leaders with senior Congress leaders in Delhi, Gehlot said: "Hamari toh suleh permanent hai" (our reconciliation is permanent). He refused to give details of the deal and blamed the media for "unnecessarily" blowing the issue.

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