[2] He served as Minister of State of the Department of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution.

In the cabinet expansion of September 2017, he was also named Minister of State for the Ministry of Commence and Industry.

[3][4] Chaudhary was born in a traditional Marwari family on 1 March 1948 in Dhandhalas, Nagaur, Rajasthan to Late Shri.

He pursued his education at the University of Rajasthan in Jaipur and received a Master of Arts degree in Geography.

[7] Chaudhary became Minister of State in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution on 12 July 2016.

In his tenure during Rabi Marketing season (RMS) 2018–19, a quantity of 347 Lakh MT of wheat was procured which is highest in five years and in Kharif Marketing Season 2016-17 a record quantity of 381.06 Lakh MT of paddy was procured.

The bill provides for setting up of an executive agency to be called central Consumer Protection Agency (CCPA) which will look into unfair trade practices, misleading advertisements etc., provision for mediation as an alternate dispute resolution mechanism to facilitate quick disposal of consumer disputes.

A new Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Act, 2016 has also been brought into force with effect from 12 October 2017.

[10] He is vegetarian by diet, religious by faith and a strong believer of symbiotic relation between art of spiritualism and science of governance.

He has been associated with girl child education and has served as Honorary Chairman of Veer Teja Mahila Shikshan & Shoudh Sansthan Marwar Mundwa.

A provision of Rs 968 Crore has been made in the budget for survey and construction of railway line from Parbatsar to Kishangarh.

[11] A total of 138 benches at a cost of Rs 14 Lakhs have been installed in different railway stations of Nagaur for comfort of passengers.

Also, an allocation of Rs 11 Crore was made for development of sports facility at Nagaur, Khimasar, Makrana and Deedwana.

A total of 40 Government schools which did not have toilets were sanctioned Rs 76 Lakh in 2014-15 out of MP Fund for the first time.

[11] A total of 42 Bank Branches have been opened in last 4 years in various villages paving way for financial inclusion.

[11] To develop Nagaur as a tourism hub sanction of rs 15 lakh from MPLAD was made.

[11] For installation of CCTV and help desk a total of Rs 750 Lakhs were sanctioned from PMLAD Funds.