CM Yogi Adityanath's Meeting on Formation of Power
UP: CM Yogi Adityanath's Meeting on Formation of Power, Likely to Take Oath after Holi
After the massive victory of the BJP in Uttar Pradesh, preparations are on to form a new government in the state. In such a situation, UP's caretaker Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with prominent leaders of the state in Delhi on Wednesday. The names of ministers and candidates for MLC elections were also discussed in the meeting. It is being told that a new government will be formed in the state only after Holi.
Many big leaders including JP Nadda were present in the meeting
Many big leaders including JP Nadda were present in the meeting
In the meeting with party president JP Nadda, general secretary organization BL Santosh and election in-charge Dharmendra Pradhan, UP's caretaker chief minister Yogi Adityanath, Keshav Prasad Maurya, Swatantra Dev Singh, Sunil Bansal and other leaders were also present at the BJP headquarters. If sources are to be believed, this time the party is trying to represent different social classes in the new power, as well as the classes that have got special support.
Priority to youth and women in the new government
It is being told that this time, apart from giving social equation and representation to all sections, the issue of giving more space to youth and women is being discussed in the government. The government believes that the sections which have got special support should be taken care of and by giving them respect, they should be given a special place in the cabinet.
Trying to bring forth new faces
This time the government is thinking about giving a chance to new people in the cabinet. Along with this, the strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections was discussed. There was also talk of balancing the caste equation in the upcoming elections.
Oath ceremony will be done only after Holi
In this meeting, discussions were held to decide the candidates for the seats of the Central Leadership Legislative Council. Let us inform you that after Holi, the new leader is likely to be elected in the legislative party meeting on March 20 or 21. In such a situation, the oath ceremony of the new government will be done only after Holi.