"It's not the job of the government to build temples and churches": a Sachin pilot attacks the BJP to mix religion and politics

On Tuesday, the head of the Congress of Rajasthan, Sachin Pilot, attacked the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) governments of the state and center for having mixed religion and politics, claiming in the past four years to whom We pray and what we eat has become more important.

"I do not think it's the job of political parties or governments to create churches, gurdwaras, and temples. They must keep politics and religion aside. But when all else fails – when the GST has failed, demonetization has failed, Stand-up India, India's Skill, Make in India have fallen and farmers' unemployment and anger – they have no answer to give. So, what they do, is to start talking about temples, masks and all that is located, "said Pilot.

Asked about Congress' decision to nominate a Muslim candidate In Tonk, the head of the Congress said the elections were to argue over topics such as alcohol consumption, water, roads and industries, not religion. BJP, it is that they have nothing to show.The government of Chief Minister, Vasundhara Raje, has failed miserably on all fronts.Therefore, the last resort for them is to speak of temple, mosque, caste and language, it is irrelevant, people fight elections on issues, not on religion, "he said.
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The pilot also spoke about the issue of Ram Mandir, which became a political holiday, stating that he found it amusing that "10 days before the elections, people start talking about religion". He said the BJP had no answer to give on farmer suicides, crowd lynching, cow activism, caste conflicts and the increasing number of rapes. On December 7, "people will vote on these issues and not on the peripheral emotional issues that the BJP wants to spread." He condemned the lynching incidents in the state, saying that if the Center so wished, he could have put an end to these incidents at the beginning, but "there is no sufficient conviction to contain hate crimes".
Rajasthan will go to the elections next month and Driver, confident in the congressional victory, think polls will chart the landscape for 2019. However, the big old party did not experience the same success, which did not been easy. The pilot, too, was in direct conflict with his party's veteran leader, Ashok Gehlot, for being portrayed as the face of the chief minister.

However, rejecting this information, Pilot stated that the real internal conflicts were between Raje and BJP leader Ami Shah. "For 75 days, the state's BJP unit was without a president because both leaders wanted to have their candidate at the helm. After 75 days, there was a compromise candidate. The whole world knows that there are daggers pulled between the central leadership of the BJP in Delhi and Raje here, "he said.

He added that, whatever propaganda to which the BJP indulges, "they will not be able to deceive people." "Congress has worked very hard as a team and that's why we have the best candidates," said Pilot.