Karnal, April 10 -- Haryana Congress state president Rao Narender Singh on Thursday said that resigntaion of Ram Kishan Gujjar, who had resigned from the post of working president, has been accepted. Gujjar resigned from his post following allegations of cross-voting in last month's Rajya Sabha polls against his wife and two-time Naraingarh MLA Shalley Chaudhary. On being asked when the post would be filled again, Rao clarified that there was no such post of working president in the party. He stated that he was appointed as the sole president by the high command at the same time former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda was chosen as the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader. This comes weeks after party leader Ram Kishan Gujjar resigned from the post of the working president, following the allegations of cross-voting. During a press conference with Hooda in Naraingarh, when Rao was questioned about the resignation, he said, "When I received a copy of the resignation letter, I called him to confirm if it was legitimate. Gujjar replied in the affirmative. Thus, the resignation was accepted." On being asked about filing the post again, he said, "There has been no such post since I was appointed as the Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) chief. The All India Congress Committee (AICC) sent only two names: the other being Hooda ji as CLP leader. The (three) posts of working presidents existed during the previous term, when Udai Bhan was the state president." The state president further said that the organisation structure under him would be formed soon. In his resignation on March 7, Gujjar quit the party membership from all posts, sending it to national president Mallikarjun Kharge with a copy to Rao. Gujjar's letterhead mentioned him as the working president. Answering questions regarding the Rajya Sabha elections, Hooda asserted that the MLAs who engaged in cross-voting ought to resign immediately on moral grounds....