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Sachin Pilot dropped as Deputy CM: Rajasthan political crisis explained

102 MLAs present at the CLP meeting at Jaipur have unanimously demanded Sachin Pilot's removal from the party

Sachin Pilot-led Cong camp releases video showing 16 MLAs sitting together

The 10-second video was shared late at night on Pilot's official WhatsApp group

LIVE: Sachin Pilot's office puts out a video of MLAs supporting him

Rajasthan political crisis: Congress called a meeting of all its MLAs today to iron out differences between Pilot and Gehlot. Stay tuned with Business Standard for the latest news of today

I-T raids on premises linked to two Congress leaders in Rajasthan

The raids come at a time when Rajasthan is witnessing an intense power tussle between Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his deputy Sachin Pilot.

Rajasthan crisis: Ashok Gehlot claims majority, Sachin Pilot defiant

Rajasthan crisis: CLP adopts resolution to take action against anti-party elements; Pilot said to be in talks with BJP

In a show of strength, Sachin Pilot's team releases video of MLAs

The 10-second video was shared late at night on Pilot's official WhatsApp group

Congress' legacy issue

Lack of party democracy is proving to be a disaster

Letter to BS: Crisis in Rajasthan is the result of Cong's indecisiveness

The fracas between the state Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his deputy Sachin Pilot has every sign of reaching a crescendo

Gehlot-Pilot spat exposes leadership vacuum in upper echelons of Congress

While the Rajasthan CM has won the battle hands down, efforts to placate Pilot by some of the party's most influential leaders points to a generational battle between the old guard and younger blood

Rajasthan Congress Legislature Party passes resolution supporting CM Gehlot

The Congress Legislature Party expresses full faith and confidence in the leadership of party president Sonia Gandhi and leader Rahul Gandhi

Legislative meeting underway in Jaipur; doors open for Pilot, says Congress

In a statement, Pilot, however, had made clear that he would not attend. He also claimed that he had the support of over 30 Congress MLAs and some independents.

Ready to listen to Pilot, but won't tolerate indiscipline: Congress leader

Congress leader Avinash Pandey says he tried to speak to dissident deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot, who seems to be in no mood to attend a party legislators meeting in Jaipur

Congress crisis: Pilot speaks with friend Scindia while incommunicado

Pilot reportedly spoke on the phone with Jyotiraditya Scindia, his friend who joined the BJP after being in the Congress for more than 30 years

Congress crisis: BJP in wait and watch mode on Pilot's Rajasthan rebellion

Gehlot has called a meeting of Congress MLAs on Monday, which is likely to give a clear indication of how much support he and Pilot enjoy in the legislative group

Cong focused on saving Rajasthan govt than addressing issues: Rajyavardhan

The BJP leader also alleged that Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot led Rajasthan government has betrayed people of the State

Gehlot's govt will complete term; BJP has no reason to cheer: Surjewala

Congress government in Rajasthan totters after deputy chief minister Rajesh Pilot threatens to walk out, saying he has the support of 30 party MLAs.

Rajasthan Cong issues whip to MLAs for CLP meeting; Sachin Pilot to skip

Sachin Pilot says he has the support of 30 Congress MLAs and some independent legislators and they will back him if he walks out the Gehlot government.

Sachin Pilot rebels, claims 30 Congress MLAs in Rajasthan back him

The statement released on Pilot's WhatApp group claimed that the Gehlot-led Congress government is in minority now.

Open revolt in Rajasthan: Gehlot govt in minority, claims Sachin Pilot

Pilot has argued that these MLAs had defeated Congress MLAs, and making them ministers would demoralise the party.

Rajasthan crisis: Three Congress MLAs say they will follow party line

Addressing a press conference at Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's home here, Rohit Bohra, Danish Abrar and Chetan Dudi called themselves 'soldiers' of the party