Recap | Earlier, Congress chief whip Mahesh Joshi, who had written to the Speaker seeking the MLAs' disqualification, had also approached the Rajasthan HC, asking to be heard before it passes any order. The 19 MLAs were sent notices on Tuesday by the Speaker after the Congress complained that they had defied a party whip to attend two Congress Legislature Party meetings. The Pilot camp, however, argues that a party whip applies only when the assembly is in session.

Event Highlights
- HC Asks Sachin Pilot to File Fresh Petition
- Abhishek Manu Singhvi to Represent State Govt
- 'Pilot's Rebellion Was Brewing for Long'
- Speaker Under Influence of Gehlot: Petition
- Pilot Moves to High Court
- New Cabinet Swearing-in Ceremony Cancelled
- Cong Puts Notice Outside MLA's Residence For Not Attending Party Meet
Joshi had issued notices after the party sought their disqualification from the state assembly. Sacked deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot and the other MLAs were asked to respond to the notices by Friday, sources said. The notices were issued on Tuesday. Congress sources said Pilot and 18 other MLAs had defied a whip and did not attend its legislature party meetings.
Congress Defends Rahul's Silence | While the Congress was facing crisis in Rajasthan due to open rebellion by Sachin Pilot, members of the party dedfended his silence on the issue. Congress General Secretary K.C. Venugopal said Rahul Gandhi was busy in building the party. "Rahul Gandhi's vision has ensured association of more youth with the party. They are getting a platform to lead from the front and represent the pulse of the nation.
Pilot Camp MLAs Moved to Another Hotel in Manesar | Some Rajasthan MLAs have been shifted from ITC Grand to Best Western Resort in Gurgaon's Manesar. Many vehicles with Rajasthan registration numbers have been parked at the resort. Sources say that the MLAs were shifted late at night. MLAs of the Pilot camp were housed at the ITC Grand.
Pilot Camp to File Fresh Plea against Disqualification | The Rajasthan High Court granted time to Sachin Pilot and 18 other dissident Congress MLAs to file an amended petition challenging the disqualification notices issued to them by the Rajasthan Speaker. Read full article here
Congress on Ventilator: AAP | Alluding to the Rajasthan political crisis, Aam Aadmi Party MLA and National Spokesperson Raghav Chadha says that the Congress party has no future, and is on ventilator, taking its last breath. The 135-year-old Congress party is on ventilator today and no plasma therapy, hydroxychloroquine or Remdesivir or any other medicine can save it now, he added.
READ | As Gehlot Tries to Eject Pilot from State Politics, Can Congress Help Him Fly Out of Desert Storm?

Having got the upper hand thus far, Gehlot was unusually harsh and aggressive on Pilot on Wednesday even as there were reports of Congress leadership in Delhi attempting to reach out to Pilot camping…
Pilot's Rebellion Was Brewing for Long, Say Sources | The rebellion led by Sachin Pilot had been brewing for long and that the notice issued to him by the Special Operations Group may have forced him to play his hand immediately, without waiting for the required numbers to topple the government, said sources. The notice was for a probe into an alleged bid to topple the Congress-led state government.
19 MLAs Sent Notices by Speaker after Cong Complains that MLAs Defied Party Whip | The Rajasthan High Court will hear on Thursday afternoon a petition filed on behalf of the Sachin Pilot camp, challenging a move to disqualify dissident MLAs from the state assembly. The plea against the disqualification notices sent from the Speaker's office to Pilot and 18 other Congress MLAs will be heard by Justice Satish Chandra Sharma. The 19 MLAs were sent notices Tuesday by the Speaker after the Congress complained that the MLAs had defied a party whip to attend two Congress Legislature Party meetings.
READ | Stop Accepting BJP 'Hospitality' in Haryana, Come Back: Congress' Randeep Surjewala tells Sachin Pilot

Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala on Wednesday said Pilot should free the Congress MLAs who are staying in two luxury hotels and under the security.
READ | Has Cong Left Door Ajar or is Going Through Motions as Gehlot Accuses Pilot of Conspiring to Topple His Govt?

While Ashok Gehlot continues to further push Sachin Pilot to the point of no return, the Congress on Wednesday has yet again said its doors are open for him.
Congress' Kapil Sibal Reacts on Rumours of Pilot Joining BJP
False rumours spread to malign
— Kapil Sibal (@KapilSibal) July 16, 2020
Pilot : “ I am not joining BJP “
I guess then legislators at a hotel in Manesar is merely a vacation in Haryana’s comfort zone under BJP’s watchful eye
What about “ ghar wapsi “?
Rahul Gandhi Has Lost His Arms in Scindia and Pilot: Gujarat Deputy CM | Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has lost both his arms in Jyotiraditya Scindia and Sachin Pilot, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel said on Wednesday and added that a weaker Congress is good for the BJP. "We all saw what had happened in Madhya Pradesh. Now, it's happening again in Rajasthan. There seems to be some fault in the functioning of the Congress leadership," Patel told reporters in Gandhinagar. Read the full story here.
READ | Stop Accepting BJP 'Hospitality' in Haryana, Come Back: Congress' Randeep Surjewala tells Sachin Pilot

Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala on Wednesday said Pilot should free the Congress MLAs who are staying in two luxury hotels and under the security.
File photo of Sachin Pilot.
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