Rajasthan RPSC Deal Allegations have triggered a fresh political storm, with the BJP accusing the Congress of large-scale corruption in appointments. The controversy relates to claims that a ₹1.20 crore deal secured a position in the Rajasthan Public Service Commission during the Congress government.
The BJP targeted Congress and Rahul Gandhi through posts on its official X handle. The party alleged that paper leaks and corruption ruined the future of youth. BJP leaders compared the impact on students to “cutting Eklavya’s thumb.” They claimed corruption became an investment model under Congress rule.
According to BJP, the alleged deal involved payments made in two instalments. They claimed ₹40 lakh was already paid to a Congress leader. The party termed it the “Khatakhat model,” accusing Congress of collecting money from crime and destroying careers.
The allegations cite an Enforcement Directorate chargesheet. It reportedly stated that Babulal Katara agreed to pay ₹1.20 crore to former district president Dinesh Khodania. The payment plan allegedly spread over five years, with ₹20 lakh annually.
However, Khodania rejected all accusations. He said the ED gave him a clean chit and released seized cash. He claimed courts already cleared him and warned of defamation action.
Katara later told a court that earlier statements were made under pressure. He urged judges not to draw conclusions from those remarks.
