In the BJP government of Delhi, six leaders will take oath as ministers of Delhi Cabinet and the Chief Minister at Ramlila Maidan today. According to the latest information, Pravesh Verma, Ashish Sood, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Ravinder Indraj, Kapil Mishra, and Pankaj Kumar Singh will take oath as ministers.
Let us tell you that big leaders like Pravesh Verma, Vijender Gupta, Ashish Sood, and Manjinder Sirsa were deprived of the post of Chief Minister. Rekha Gupta has been given preference in their place. It is being discussed that Pravesh Verma will be given the post of Deputy Chief Minister in the Delhi Government. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari had also congratulated Verma for being elected Deputy Chief Minister by posting on Instagram, but he removed this post. This has increased the discussion about his name.
Will Vijender Gupta get important responsibility?
Some leaders say that the decision regarding the post of Deputy Chief Minister has not been taken yet, but he will certainly become a minister. At the same time, former leader of the opposition Vijender Gupta, who reached the assembly for the third time, can be made the speaker of the assembly.
Rekha Gupta greets on being elected CM. Photo- Jagran
New Delhi MLA Pravesh Verma, Janakpuri MLA Ashish Sood, Rajouri Garden MLA Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Bawana MLA Ravindra Indraj, Karawal Nagar MLA Kapil Mishra and Vikaspuri MLA Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh will take oath as ministers.
These MLAs will take oath as ministers in the new government.
Pravesh Verma
Ashish Sood
Manjinder Singh Sirsa
Ravindra Indraj Singh
Kapil Mishra
Pankaj Kumar Singh
Why are Pravesh and Vijender Gupta lagging?
Pravesh Verma, who defeated Arvind Kejriwal, and former leader of the opposition Vijender Gupta were considered the strongest contenders for the post of Chief Minister.
It is said that Verma was not made the Chief Minister so there is no allegation of nepotism. Rekha Gupta was given preference over Vijender Gupta. Because making him the Chief Minister will help in appeasing women along with Vaishya.
NDMC Vice President congratulates Rekha Gupta
NDMC Vice President Kuljit Singh Chahal congratulated Rekha Gupta on being elected as the leader of the BJP Legislative Party. He said that in her long public life, she has paid special attention to important issues like education, women empowerment, and urban development. Her leadership ability and commitment to work at the grassroots level made her popular among the public.
Chahal said that the BJP has returned to power in Delhi after 27 years, and now we will work together for the overall development of Delhi. We are fully committed to realizing the resolve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "Developed India 2047".
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