Mohan Prakash

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Mohan Prakash is one of the general secretaries of INC^[1] He is one of the spokespersons in Indian National Congress.^[2] He has been MLA once from Rajakhera, District Dholpur (Rajasthan) but lost his deposit in the next election.

Prakash was born December 26, 1950. His father was Mangal Singh. He obtained a master's of art degree at M.G. Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi) and a bachelor of journalism degree from B.H.U.^{[clarification needed]}. He was an MLA from Rajakera constituency of Dholpur district and one of the most prominent leaders of Congress.^[3]