Madhya Pradesh cabinet to be expanded for third time on Sunday

Image Source : GOOGLE Madhya Pradesh cabinet to be expanded for third time on Sunday
The Shivraj Singh Chouhan-led Madhya Pradesh cabinet will likely be expanded on January 3, an official stated on Friday. This is the third growth of the state cabinet after Chouhan took over because the chief minister for the fourth time period in March 2020.
The cabinet growth is anticipated to happen round 12.30 pm on Sunday, the official stated.
After that, the newly-appointed Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court, Justice Mohammad Rafiq, will take oath round 3 pm, he added.
Uttar Pradesh governor Anandiben Patel, who’s holding the extra cost of Madhya Pradesh will administer the oath of workplace to the brand new ministers and the chief justice.
Rafiq is at the moment the chief justice of Orissa High Court and was transferred in the identical capability to the MP High Court on December 31.

The talks of the cabinet growth began gaining floor quickly after the outcomes of the bypolls to twenty-eight Assembly seats held on November 3.
While the BJP had received 19 of these seats, the opposition Congress had bagged 9. This elevated the BJP’s energy within the 230-member House to 126, whereas the Congress’s tally grew to become 96.
Out of the 19 winners of the ruling BJP, 15 had been those that had stop the Congress following the same transfer by senior chief Jyotiraditya Scindia, who later joined the saffron occasion.
Two Scindia loyalists Tulsiram Silawat and Govind Singh Rajput, who had been within the cabinet and had been pressured to resign on technical grounds within the run-up to the by-polls because the necessary six months interval to get elected to the state Assembly acquired over for them after the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the elections. Both of them are prone to make a comback to the cabinet.
Three incumbent ministers- Aidal Singh Kansana, Imarti Devi and Girraj Dandotiya- had misplaced the bypolls, because of which they should stop the cabinet. 
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