Narendra Modi will be sworn in as Prime Minister tomorrow for the 3rd time. This time the important information related to the central cabinet has been revealed as the coalition government is being formed.
Lok Sabha elections were held in 7 phases for all 543 Lok Sabha constituencies. The counting of votes took place on the 4th. BJP did not even get 272 seats for absolute majority.
BJP has won only 240 seats and is the single largest party. Other parties in alliance won 52 seats with BJP’s 240 seats. As a result, the coalition government of NDA is again under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Narendra Modi will take over as Prime Minister tomorrow at 7.15 pm at the President’s House. With this, he is going to equal the record of the late former Prime Minister Nehru, who has the honor of becoming the Prime Minister for 3 consecutive terms. In this context, various questions have arisen regarding Prime Minister Modi’s central cabinet.
In 2014 and 2019, BJP had a single majority. As a result, Prime Minister Modi and BJP leaders formed the cabinet arbitrarily. But this time it is at the mercy of the alliance parties that the BJP should remain in power at the center. As a result, BJP leadership was asked for the post of Union Minister on behalf of Chandrababu Naidu’s Telugu Desam, Nitish Kumar’s United Janata Dal, Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena, Kumaraswamy’s Secular Janata Dal and Chirag Baswan.
Accordingly, Telugu Desam Party has 16 MPs and has asked for 3 to 4 Union Cabinet Ministers and one Union Minister of State, Nitish Kumar 3 Cabinet Ministers, Eknath Shinde one Cabinet, 2 Union Ministers, Chirag Paswan’s LJP (Ram Vilas) one Cabinet and one Union Union Minister. It is said to have asked.
Similarly, it is said that the leader of Hindustan Awam Morcha and former Chief Minister of Bihar, Jidan Ram Manjhi, has asked for a cabinet ministership and former Karnataka Chief Minister Kumaraswamy has asked for a cabinet ministership. The alliance parties have eyed the responsibilities of Cabinet Ministers including Irrigation Department, Urban Development Department, Railways, Agriculture, Rural Development, Jal Shakti and Health.
In this case, who will be given a place in the central cabinet? Which portfolios will BJP retain? Which portfolios will be given to coalition parties? A great expectation has arisen. As Modi will be sworn in as Prime Minister tomorrow, the Union Cabinet list will be finalized today. The Union Cabinet list is to be finalized in consultation with the newly selected MPs and senior leaders of the parties.
A meeting regarding this will be held this evening. How many people will be included in the central cabinet in this meeting? How many seats for BJP members? How much space for allies? will know. Thus today’s meeting has become more important.
