Rajasthan Assembly 2018 - Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister and Other Cabinet Ministers

Ashok Gehlot - Chief Minister of Rajasthan

On 7th December 2018, Rajasthan saw the Rajasthan State Assembly Election 2018. The election result was annouced on 11th December 2018. As it was predicted, the Indian National Congress outsted the incumbent Bhartiya Janta Party. The Indian National Congress won 100 out of 200 assembly seats, rising for previous dismal mark of 21 seats and BJP lost 90 seats to settle down with the strength of 73. With this, Ashok Gehlot became Chief Minister of Rajasthan for the third time and Sachin Pilot became fifth and youngest Deputy Chief Minister in the history of Moden Rajasthan.

Sl. No.	Name	Department/s
1	Ashok Gehlot (Chief Minister)	Finance, Excise, Planning, Policy Planning, of Personnel, General Administration, Raj. State Investigation Bureau, Information Technology & Communication, Home Affairs & Justice
2	Sachin Pilot (Dy. Chief Minister)	Public Works, Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, Science & Technology, Statistics
Cabinet Ministers
1	Bulaki Das Kalla	Energy, Public Health & Engineering, Ground Water, Art, Literature, Culture & Archeology
2	Shanti Kumar Dhariwal	Local Self Government, Urban Development & Housing, Law & Legal Affairs and Legal Consultancy Office, Parliamentary Affairs
3	Parsadi Lal	Industry, State Enterprise
4	Master Bhanwarlal Meghwal	Social Justice and Empowerment, Disaster Management & Relief
5	Lalchand Katariya	Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries
6	Raghu Sharma	Medical & Health, Ayurved & Indian Medical, Medical & Health Services (ESI), Information & Public Relation
7	Pramod Bhaya	Mines, Gopalan (Cattle Farming)
8	Vishvendra Singh	Tourism, Devasthan
9	Harish Choudhary	Revenue, Colonization, Command Area Development & Water Utilization
10	Ramesh Chand Meena	Food and Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs
11	Anjana Udaylal	Co-operative, Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana (IGNP)
12	Pratap Singh Khachariyawas	Transport, Soldier Welfare
13	Shale Mohammad	Minority Affairs, Waqf, Public Grievances Redressal
State Ministers
1	Govind Singh Dotasara	Education (Primary and Secondary Education) (Independent Charge), Tourism, Devasthan
2	Smt. Mamta Bhupesh	Women and Child Development (Independent Charge), Public Grievances Redressal, Minority Affairs, Waqf
3	Arjun Singh Bamniya	Tribal Area (Independent Charge), Industries, State Enterprises
4	Bhanwar Singh Bhati	Higher Education (Independent Charge), Revenue, Colonization, Command Area Development & Water Utilization
5	Sukhram Vishnoi	Forest (Independent Charge), Environment (Independent Charge), Food & Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs
6	Ashok	Youth Affairs & Sports (Independent Charge), Skill, Employment & Entrepreneurship (Independent Charge), Transport, Soldier Welfare
7	Tikaram Jully	Labour (Independent Charge), Factories & Boilers Investigation (Independent Charge), Co-operative, Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana (IGNP)
8	Bhajanlal Jatav	Home Guards and Civil Defense (Independent Charge), Stamps & Stationary (Independent Charge), Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries
9	Rajendra Singh Yadav	Planning (Manpower) (Independent Charge), State Motor Garage (Independent Charge), Language (Independent Charge), Social Justice & Empowerment, Disaster Management & Relief
10	Dr. Subhash Garg	Technical Education (Independent Charge), Sanskrit Education (Independent Charge), Medical & Health, Ayurved and Indian Medical, Medical & Health Services (ESI), Information & Public Relation

Gulab Chand Kataria of Bhartiya Janta Party is the leader of opposition. The leader of opposition also plays an important role in working of an assembly, raising the issues and question, which are not raised by ruling party members.