Rajasthan : Shakuntala in place of Pilot, 3 Jat ministers, adjustment of 22 MLAs, Gehlot cabinet will be like this
◾Cabinet reorganization in Rajasthan today
◾11 cabinet, 4 ministers of state will take oath
After several months of turmoil in the Congress government of Rajasthan, the cabinet is being reconstituted today. All cabinet ministers resigned on Saturday. In the new cabinet of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, it is being said that 11 cabinet ministers and 4 ministers of state will take oath today.
Shakuntala Rawat will get the place of Pilot
Shakuntala Rawat is likely to be made a cabinet minister in place of Sachin Pilot in the new cabinet. Zahida Khan, daughter of Tyeb Hussain, who was a cabinet minister in the three states of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab, will also be made a cabinet minister under the Muslim quota.
Ramlal Jat can be made a cabinet minister on behalf of Speaker CP Joshi. In the new list, three new Jat can join the cabinet and one can be sworn in as a minister of state. In the new list, Hemaram Choudhary, Vishvendra Singh Ramlal can take oath as minister of state and Brijendra Ola from the Jat community.
Rajendra Gudha, who joined Congress from Bahujan Samaj Party, will be made Minister of State. It is being told that due to the opposition of Sachin Pilot, none of the 10 independent MLAs standing with Ashok Gehlot have been made a minister. It is believed that he will be made Parliamentary Secretary.
How will Gehlot’s new cabinet be?
There will be 12 new faces in the new cabinet of Rajasthan. Of these, 5 will be MLAs from the Sachin Pilot camp. Vishvendra Singh, Ramesh Meena and Hemaram Chaudhary will be made cabinet ministers from the pilot camp. Whereas, Brijendra Ola and Murari Meena will be administered the oath of Minister of State.
For the first time, four SC ministers are being given place in the Rajasthan cabinet. Mamta Bhupesh Bhajanlal Jatav, Tikaram Julie and Govind Meghwal are becoming cabinet ministers from Dalit quota.
In the new cabinet, 3 ministers will be from the tribal community. Apart from this, three women have also been given space.
15 parliamentary secretaries, 7 advisers!
It is being told that the MLAs who are not getting a post in the cabinet, they will also be adjusted somewhere. 22 MLAs will be given a second post. Out of these, 7 will be made advisor to the Chief Minister and 15 will be made Parliamentary Secretary. Seniors will be taken care of in the advisors. Whereas, in 15 parliamentary secretaries, independent MLAs coming from BSP will be adjusted. Apart from this, many more MLAs will be given place in the board corporation and other corporations.
