Uttarakhand may get a share in Modi’s third cabinet, more than 300 BJP leaders from the state reached Delhi
Uttarakhand is also keeping an eye on the swearing-in ceremony of the NDA government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday. It is expected that like the previous two governments, this time too the state will get representation in the Union Cabinet. On the other hand, more than three hundred BJP leaders from Uttarakhand will witness the swearing-in ceremony of the Modi government. Most of the leaders will leave for Delhi on Sunday morning.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a special affection for Devbhoomi Uttarakhand. In his last 10 years of tenure, the state has received a large number of centrally funded projects for the development of Uttarakhand. The people of the state have also stood strongly with the Prime Minister since 2014.
This is also proved by the fact that the BJP has created history by winning all the five Lok Sabha seats in the state for the third time in a row. Along with this, Uttarakhand is among those select states where the BJP has achieved a clean sweep by scoring a hat-trick this time. Along with this, Uttarakhand has been getting a place in the Union Cabinet in the last two tenures of the Modi government.
In such a situation, along with the people of the state, the eyes of the BJP are also fixed on the third swearing-in ceremony of the Modi government to be held on Sunday. BJP’s state general secretary Aditya Kothari said that Prime Minister Modi has a special affection for the state. He expressed hope that this time too the state will get representation in the Union Cabinet.
On the other hand, there is enthusiasm in the state BJP about the swearing-in ceremony of the Modi government. This can be gauged from the fact that till a day before, the number of leaders attending the swearing-in ceremony was around 150, which has now crossed 300.
Earlier it was decided that the ministers and MLAs of the state BJP government, all MPs, Rajya Sabha members, outgoing MPs, state BJP officials, district presidents and state presidents of fronts will go to Delhi. BJP’s state general secretary Aditya Kothari said that now it has been decided that the officials of all the seven fronts of the party, the vistaraks of the assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies will also go to Delhi. In such a situation, the number of people going to Delhi to attend the swearing-in ceremony has increased to around three hundred and twenty-five.
