Ashok Gehlot Throws Mic On Floor After It Stops Working During Event, Video Goes Viral
The Rajasthan Chief Minister, who was sitting on a chair, tossed the microphone to the district collector for Barmer, who was standing to his left. The incident's video has gone viral on social media.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot apparently threw a microphone on the floor after the public address system failed during a public event in Barmer. A purported video of the incident went viral on social media. The chief minister, who was sitting on a chair, tossed the microphone to his left, where the district collector for Barmer was standing. The microphone was picked up by the collector. The chief minister was given another microphone.
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The chief minister's office denied that the mike was thrown at the district collector in an earlier interpretation of the video clip. "The mike was not thrown at the district collector," news agency PTI reported citing an official.
The incident occurred on Friday night at the Barmer Circuit House, while the chief minister was interacting with a group of women to solicit feedback on various government schemes aimed at them.
When the chief minister attempted to address the group, the microphone malfunctioned, and he threw it.
When the chief minister noticed some people standing behind the group of women, he lost his cool and asked them to leave. "Where has the SP (superintendent of police) gone?" "Both SP and collector appear to be similar," he observed.
Gehlot was in Barmer for a two-day tour.
During the event, the women informed the chief minister about the various benefits of the schemes and thanked him for raising the Anganwadi workers' honorarium.
'CENTRE IS NOT EVEN BOTHERED': GEHLOT SLAMS BJP OVER WRESTLERS' PROTEST
The Rajasthan chief minister lashed out at the central government today, saying, "The central government is unconcerned about them. An FIR was filed following the Supreme Court's directives. We made filing an FIR mandatory in Rajasthan after we took power in the state," according to a video posted by ANI.
#WATCH | Rajasthan: "Wrestlers are protesting in Delhi but it seems that (Central) govt is not even bothered about them. FIR was registered after the SC gave directions. In Rajasthan, we made it mandatory to file FIR...," says CM Ashok Gehlot on #WrestlersProtests, in Pali pic.twitter.com/o2FHrUGzrn
— ANI MP/CG/Rajasthan (@ANI_MP_CG_RJ) June 3, 2023
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