‘Red Diary’ Scare In Indian Politics: Whose Is It? What’s In That Diary?

Among the national political circles the word ‘Red Dairy’ is creating a stir these days. Even in the Telugu states, the word has become a hot topic. Many parties are warning that there are sensational things in the Red Diary. From the Prime Minister to MLA, everyone is raining criticism on that diary. Due to this, an intense discussion is going on all over the country about the red diary topic. This diary topic was mentioned in the campaigns of all 5 states where assembly elections have been going on this month. What exactly is that diary? Whose diary is that? What’s in that diary? Find out below.

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The issue of red dairy was first mentioned in Rajasthan. The subject of the diary was brought to light by the state minister Rajendra Gudha. He has put CM Ashok Gehlot’s government in a tight spot by saying that there are corruption-related matters in that diary. This diary topic immediately created a stir in Rajasthan. Politics continues around this diary. At present, the issue of ‘Red Dairy’ has reached the level of dictating the victory in the state assembly elections.

What’s in the diary?
Dharmendra Rathore, Chairman of Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation was the one who has jotted down his words in that diary. There is a reference to irregularities in the tourism industry of Rajasthan in that diary. According to the diary, about Rs.2.5 crores were given to the MLAs from the revenue illegally. Minister Rajendra Gudha revealed the names of CM Ashok Gahlot and his son Vaibhav Gahlot are also in that diary.

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The Dispute
Issues related to corruption came out and put the ruling party in a tight spot. Rajendra Gudha revealed the red diary to a packed state assembly. He warned that if this diary is opened and shown to everyone, sensational facts will be known. The day after this happened, Gudha was ousted from his minister post. The opposition parties say that the Congress government in Rajasthan is corrupt. Currently, Red Dairy has become a key factor in other state assembly elections as well. BJP is campaigning extensively on this topic. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP National President JP Nadda and others are mainly referring to the diary. They are calling for the ousting of the ‘Red Dairy’ government.

Spread of ‘Red Dairy’ to other states
‘Red Dairy’ has become a nickname for corruption. Wherever there is corruption, the word Red Diary is mentioned. In West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, political parties have mentioned the issue of ‘Red Dairy’. In AP, TDP leaders criticized the corruption of CM Jagan (YS Jagan) and referred to it as ‘AP Red Diary’. The party’s national general secretary Nara Lokesh held a red diary and addressed several public meetings. He said that Jagan has mentioned all matters related to corruption in this ‘Red Diary’. He warned that once they come to power, they will punish Jagan. Many political parties have said that CM KCR is also involved in corruption in Telangana. TPCC president Revanth Reddy expressed his anger at the behaviour of the Telangana police, “All the names of the officers are in the red diary. He warned that when we come to power, we take them on.” This way, the issue of the Red Diary is causing a stir in politics.

Whenever there is a discussion on the issue of political corruption, Red Diary is being mentioned. This means that if there are any scams or corruption, their details will be written in a ‘red diary’. Now a Red Diary has become the book for corrupt people. This is the saga of ‘Red Dairy’ in current Indian politics.