Bhupendra Patel takes oath as Chief Minister of Gujarat for second time period
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Bhupendra Patel took oath because the Chief Minister of Gujarat for a second straight time period in Gandhinagar on Monday within the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and different dignitaries.
He was administered the oath because the 18th chief minister by Governor Acharya Devvrat at a operate held on the Helipad Ground close to the brand new Secretariat in Gandhinagar.
BJP MLAs Kanubhai Desai, Rushikesh Patel, Raghavji Patel and Balwantsinh Rajput took oath as Cabinet ministers.
Additionally, Kuvarji Bavaliya, Mulubhai Bera, Kuber Dindor, Bhanuben Babariya had been sworn in as Cabinet ministers.
BJP MLAs Harsh Sanghavi and Jagdish Vishwakarma took oath as ministers of state (Independent cost).
EDITOR’S OPINION | Mt Modi and the lesser peaks, drawn to scale
In the just-concluded Gujarat Assembly elections, counting for which was held on December 8, the BJP gained a seventh straight time period by profitable file 156 seats within the 182-member House. The Congress gained 17 constituencies and AAP 5.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Bhupendra Patel took oath because the Chief Minister of Gujarat for a second straight time period in Gandhinagar on Monday within the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and different dignitaries.
He was administered the oath because the 18th chief minister by Governor Acharya Devvrat at a operate held on the Helipad Ground close to the brand new Secretariat in Gandhinagar.
BJP MLAs Kanubhai Desai, Rushikesh Patel, Raghavji Patel and Balwantsinh Rajput took oath as Cabinet ministers.
Additionally, Kuvarji Bavaliya, Mulubhai Bera, Kuber Dindor, Bhanuben Babariya had been sworn in as Cabinet ministers.
BJP MLAs Harsh Sanghavi and Jagdish Vishwakarma took oath as ministers of state (Independent cost).
EDITOR’S OPINION | Mt Modi and the lesser peaks, drawn to scale
In the just-concluded Gujarat Assembly elections, counting for which was held on December 8, the BJP gained a seventh straight time period by profitable file 156 seats within the 182-member House. The Congress gained 17 constituencies and AAP 5.
