JAIPUR: Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot on Saturday evening called on governor Kalraj Mishra here, amid a brewing political crisis in the Congress-ruled state.
The meeting lasted for about 45 minutes.
A Raj Bhavan spokesperson said it was a courtesy meeting during which the chief minister briefed the governor about the efforts being taken to protect the state from the coronavirus pandemic.
The meeting lasted for about 45 minutes.
A Raj Bhavan spokesperson said it was a courtesy meeting during which the chief minister briefed the governor about the efforts being taken to protect the state from the coronavirus pandemic.
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