"BJP MLA Gyandeo Ahuja and party's District President of Indrajeet Singh were openly seen dancing with women dancers and 'nyochavar' (offering) Rs 500 notes on them at Lohri festival organised by Yuva Punjabi Samiti in Alwar yesterday," RPCC Vice President Dr Archna Sharma alleged.
"It is a shameful act of BJP leaders which has tarnished the image of the state," Sharma, who is also Chairperson of Media wing, said in a statement here.
Sharma also accused the BJP government being "least worried" on the swine flu deaths, which so far has claimed 51 lives since January.
Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (RPCC) also demanded Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje to take cognisance of the matter and ensure action against the two leaders.
"If CM does not take action, it would prove that CM had silent acceptance to defame not only people of the state but also encouraging this kind of cultural values which were deplorable," she lamented.
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