Rajasthan political crisis: Over 50 MLAs supporting Ashok Gehlot shift to Jaisalmer from Jaipur
The decision to shift the MLAs come a day after Gehlot indicated that he will seek a confidence vote when the Assembly convenes next fortnight

Jaipur: Over 50 MLAs of the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot camp, who were lodged in a hotel on the Jaipur-Delhi Highway amid the ongoing political crisis in Rajasthan, were being shifted to Jaisalmer on Friday, Congress sources said.Three chartered flights carrying 54 MLAs to Jaisalmer took off from here in the first round. The remaining legislators will go in the second round, the sources said.We are going to Jaisalmer for a change, Congress MLA Prashant Bairwa said. Gehlot is also expected to go to Jaisalmer, they said.The decision to shift the MLAs come a day after Gehlot indicated that he will seek a confidence vote when the assembly convenes next fortnight and claimed that the money offered to the MLAs to switch sides had increased sharply ahead of the session.The chief minister said the rebels who have not accepted money should return to the party fold.The MLAs have been staying in the hotel since 13 July after Sachin Pilot and 18 other Congress MLAs rebelled against the government triggering the political crisis.

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