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    HomeNewsPoliticsRajasthan Advocate General submits resignation to Governor

    Rajasthan Advocate General submits resignation to Governor

    Lodha handed over his resignation to Governor Kalyan Singh, a Raj Bhawan spokesperson said.

    PTI
    December 12, 2018 / 15:11 IST
    telangana,telangana assembly polls 2018,assembly elections 2018

    Rajasthan Advocate General Narpat Mal Lodha resigned from the post on December 12 after the BJP lost the assembly elections in the state, officials said. Lodha handed over his resignation to Governor Kalyan Singh, a Raj Bhawan spokesperson said.

    The Congress emerged as the single-largest party in Rajasthan in December 11 vote count, winning 99 seats. It's ally Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) won one seat for a total of 100 seats the required number to form government.

    The BJP got 73 seats, and the Bahujan Samaj Party won 6 seats.The CPI(M) got two seats, Independents won 13 and other parties got 6, according to the state Election Commission.

    Assembly Elections 2018: Read the latest news, views and analysis here

    PTI
    first published: Dec 12, 2018 03:00 pm

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