Surendra Goyal

ndra Goyal married Sh Jamuna Devi on July 1, 1972. Together they had four children - two sons and two daughters. Scroll through the article to know about Surendra Goyal and why he resigned from his post. Surendra Goyal's Career

Surendra Goyal won three consecutive elections of 1993, 1998, and 2003 from the BJP party. His seventh election was from the BJP party, in which he had to lose his seat. Additionally, the year 2018 wasn't good for the Jaitaran leader. Many tweets have been made regarding the election of 2018. The five-time MLA submitted his resignation without declaring the reason behind his step. Have a look in detail at the Rajasthan assembly elections of 2018! Rajasthan Assembly Elections, 2018

During the Rajasthan assembly elections of 2018, Surendra Goyal resigned from the post after his name didn't appear in the upcoming candidate's list. Surendra Goyal represented the Jaitaran constituency for the public health engineering and groundwater minister. After the election, he gave his two-line resignation letter to Vasundhara Raje, the chief minister, and Madan Lal Saini, the state president of the party. According to the first list of candidates released by the party, Avinash Gehlot replaced Surendra Goyal for his water resources seat in Pali District. Just within a month, the resignation of Surendra Goyal came as a shock to many. As he was quite unhappy with the party list, he decided to resign from the party. Surendra Goyal Submits His Resignation Letter! The resignation letter was given one day after the party announced the results. The first list had a total of 131 candidates that were scheduled for the December 7 assembly polls. The results were such that it retained 85 old faces. Furthermore, around 26 MLAs were dropped from their seats. Additionally, 25 new faces were added as the results displayed. Candidates As Per The New List! The party retained a few faces such as Rajendra Rathore, Gulab Chand Kataria, Srichand Kriplani, Kiran Maheshwari Anita Bhadel, Vasudev Devnani, Ajay Singh, Krishnendra Kaur, Gajendra Singh, and Prabhu Lal Saini. In contrast, Surendra Goyal and Tribal Affairs Minister Nandlal Meena were dropped from their respective seats. Additionally, Amra Ram, who has the Revenue portfolio, Art and Culture minister Krishnendra Kaur, Primary and Secondary Education minister Vasudev Devnani, Women and Child Development minister Anita Bhadel and state minister for Gaupalan Otaram Devasi were also retained. Rajasthan leader Surendra Goyal didn't sigh, whereas Kuldeep Dhankhar, who was dropped from the seat, expressed his dissatisfaction over the party results.