There is a earthquake in the politics of Punjab. A day earlier, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA and former Cabinet Minister Anmol Gagan Mann resigned from Kharar assembly seat here. He had told the reason for the resignation to leave politics. However, now he has taken Uteron. After convincing Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal and party’s Punjab President Aman Arora, he has withdrawn his resignation.

AAP leader Anmol Gagan Mann wrote, I met party president Aman Arora ji today. I have accepted the decision of party and Arvind Kejriwal ji to reject my resignation. After the AAP MLA withdrew the resignation within a day, many people have a question whether it can be withdrawn once after resigning and still the membership of the assembly remains intact? Let us know what is the rule for this.

What is the rule of resignation withdrawal?

According to the assembly membership rules, if a member resigns from his post, he is not valid until he is accepted by the Speaker. The House has to inform this after the Speaker accepted the resignation of any member. Rules say that if an MLA withdraws the resignation by the Speaker of the Assembly, his membership remains intact and he can remain in office.

What happened in the case?

As far as AAP MLA and former cabinet minister Anmol Gagan Mann Mann is a case, he resigned on Saturday. However, it was not yet accepted by the Speaker. Now that she has withdrawn it even before she is accepted, she will remain a member of the Punjab Legislative Assembly as before and her legislature will remain intact.

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