People Have No Expectations From New Gujarat Chief Minister: Hardik Patel
NDTV
Congress leader Hardik Patel said that replacing chief minister will not have any impact in Gujarat as the people are in ''mood'' to change the power in the state.
Gujarat Congress working president Hardik Patel on Monday claimed that people in Gujarat do not have expectations from newly sworn Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and said that the leadership in the state was changed due to resentment among the people. The Congress leader said that replacing CM will not have any impact in Gujarat as the people are in ''mood'' to change the power in the state. Speaking to ANI, Mr Patel said, "There is a lot of resentment against the BJP in Gujarat and that is why the Chief Minister has been changed. During the regime of Vijay Rupani, many youths lost their jobs, many lost their loved ones due to COVID. Changing the CM is a conspiracy of BJP but the people in Gujarat are all set to change the power in the state." The Congress leader also alleged that BJP has been continuously doing injustice to Deputy CM of Gujarat Nitin Patel.
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