Jaipur, Oct. 6 -- Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore on Monday described the differences among Congress leaders Tikaram Jully, Ashok Gehlot, Govind Singh Dotasara and Sachin Pilot as a "jalebi race", accusing the opposition party of lacking unified leadership ahead of the panchayat elections. "Jalebi race has been going on among Jully, Gehlot, Dotasara and Pilot for a long time. In Congress, every leader is playing his own tune," Rathore said at a press conference. Taking a dig at Dotasara's confidence over the upcoming panchayat elections, Rathore said the Congress state president was making statements to overcome the embarrassment caused by the party's performance in the recent civic polls. "If Dotasara accepts the mandate, his shop will be empty today itself," Rathore said, alleging that the Congress was leaderless and lacked a unified approach. Rathore also rejected Congress allegations of misuse of government machinery during the civic elections. Referring to Dotasara's allegations, he said, "If we had misused power, he himself could not have won the Laxmangarh seat by one vote in the civic elections." He further accused the previous Ashok Gehlot government of electoral malpractice. "Vote theft was done by the Gehlot government. They even swallowed the BSP's elephant," Rathore said, adding that the BJP respected democracy and democratic institutions....