jaipur hitting back at bjp over its tshirt barb at congress leader rahul gandhi chief minister ashok gehlot on monday claimed that union home minister amit shahs muffler costs rs 80000 and that the saffron partys leaders wear goggles worth rs 25 lakh per pair gehlot lashed out at shah alleging that he spoke lies at bjps booth workers meeting in jodhpurthe cm said the opposition is worried that the bharat jodo yatra led by rahul gandhi is getting an extraordinary response from the people what problems do they have with the bharat jodo yatra they are talking about the price of rahul gandhis tshirt while they themselves wear goggles of rs 25 lakh and a muffler of rs 80000 the price of the muffler which the home minister wears is rs 80000 gehlot told the media in churuthey bjp are doing politics on tshirts the prime minister home minister and other leaders are leaving their work and attacking rahul gandhi alleged gehlotbjp on friday took a dig at rahul gandhi by suggesting that he was wearing a tshirt costing over rs 41000 during the bharat jodo yatra which started from kanyakumari last weekgehlot claimed that congress would again form the government in the state by winning the assembly elections due in december next year because of its performance he said bjp was worried as the people have made up their minds to once again vote the congress to powerbjp leaders are worried because the mood of the public is to repeat the congress government there are excellent schemes in rajasthan including the chiranjeevi health insurance scheme and most of them cannot be found in any other state congress is going to repeat the government after the elections he saidattacking shah for the allegations he had made at the jodhpur meeting gehlot said the state government had waived loans worth rs 14000 crore of 22 lakh farmers bjp leaders are working on a theory that if a lie is spoken 100 times it will appear as the truth the home minister spoke lies in the jodhpur meeting he talked without facts he said shah had addressed a meeting of bjps booth workers in jodhpur on saturdaygehlot said soon after coming to power he took a decision to make registration of fir by police compulsory in crime cases registration of criminal cases have increased but it does not mean that crimes have increased he addedthe home minister should have said in jodhpur that he will examine the rajasthan governments decision of compulsory registration of firs and implement it in the entire country rajasthan is the first state in the country where firs are compulsorily registered said gehlot