Rajasthan Political Storm: Public Backlash Against CM Bhajanlal Sharma and 'Brahmin Lobby'

Jaipur, October. 7 — Rajasthan's political landscape has been rocked by a new controversy since Sunday night. What began as a media campaign against Medical Minister Gajendra. Singh Khimsar has now seen a complete reversal of public sentiment. On social media platform X (formerly Twitter), common citizens and several non-Brahmin communities. Are vocally criticizing Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and the "Brahmin journalist lobby" supporting him.

"Parchi Mukhyamantri" Controversy Intensifies

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, often dubbed "Parchi Mukhyamantri" (puppet CM) by opposition factions and the public, is now at the center of the storm. The public alleges that a "privileged lobby" and certain journalists are running a biased campaign against Medical Minister Khimsar to protect the Chief Minister's image. Many social media users have questioned why only one minister is being targeted.

Public Backlash: "Journalists Trying to Divide Society"

The journalists who were initially trending #ResignGajendraSinghKhinvsar. On social media now find themselves facing the wrath of the entire state. Hashtags like #ResignBhajanLalSharma and #BrahminLobbyExposed are now trending across Rajasthan. Several users accuse some Brahmin journalists of deliberately creating a hostile environment against Khimsar to safeguard the image of a Chief Minister from their own community, while one user wrote, "When the Chief Minister himself can't handle his responsibilities properly, why is a minister being made a scapegoat? "

Political Analysts Weigh In

Political analysts believe that the active involvement of a sectional lobby to save CM Bhajanlal Sharma's credibility has led to deep public resentment. This issue is no longer just a minister-versus-journalist debate but has evolved into a question of government impartiality and caste balance. According to a senior analyst, "If the Chief Minister doesn't provide a swift clarification on this matter, it will cast serious doubt on his leadership. The public is starting to believe that if he were chosen by the people's pulse and not by 'slip', such a situation wouldn't have arisen.