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In the meeting, the names of about two to three deputy chief ministers, more than two dozen cabinet ministers, about 11 to 12 ministers of state with independent charge and ten ministers of state were discussed.
The cabinet of Yogi Adityanath Sarkar-02 in the state will be formed keeping in mind the agenda of BJP’s Mission 2024. Priority will be given to youth, experience with women in the cabinet.
Along with this, caste and regional balance will be maintained from West to Purvanchal with the aim of getting more than 50 percent votes in the Lok Sabha elections 2024.
The names of Deputy Chief Minister, Cabinet, Minister of State, Independent Charge and Ministers of State were brainstormed in a meeting that lasted for about four and a half hours at the BJP headquarters in Delhi on Wednesday regarding the formation of the Yogi cabinet.
About two to three deputy chief ministers, two dozen to two dozen There was a churn on the names of more cabinet ministers, about 11 to 12 ministers of state with independent charge and ten ministers of state.
More representation to Jatav society:
The election result figures show that the BJP has succeeded in making a dent in the Jatav vote bank of the BSP. In order to retain possession of Jatav votes, two to three ministers can be made from Jatav community in the government.
At the same time, women have also contributed a lot in the party’s victory, so they will also have adequate representation in the cabinet. The BJP leadership believes that the bigger the victory, the bigger the responsibility lies on the government.
In view of this, such MLAs will be included in the cabinet who can fulfill the agenda of the organization with the government and get better results in the public court. The party has decided to include youth and women as well as experienced leaders in the cabinet.
Ministers who do not meet will be cut:
In Yogi Sarkar 0.1, the ministers who do not work as per the expectation of the government and the organization will not be given a place again in the government.
At the same time, some new faces who have won the first and second time will be given a chance to develop new leadership. Along with Brahmins, Thakurs, Vaishyas, Jats, Kurmis, Kushwahas, Bhumihars, Pasi, Kori communities will be given adequate representation in the cabinet.
shah will come after holi:
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and co-observer Raghuvar Das, appointed observers for the election of BJP Legislature Party leader, will come to Lucknow after Holi. Shah is proposed to come on March 19 or 20. The leader of the BJP Legislature Party will be elected in his presence.
Two to four posts to allies:
Two to four posts will be given to Apna Dal (S) and Nishad Party, the BJP’s allies in the cabinet. The BJP leadership is considering giving one post each to both the parties in the first phase, but both the allies are seeking at least two ministerial posts.
candidate for legislative council:
BJP has decided the names of 36 candidates for the Legislative Council elections. The list of candidates will be released till Holi.
7 PCS Affiliated To CM’s Swearing In Program:
For the swearing-in program for the formation of the new government, the government has associated 7 PCS officers with the district administration of Lucknow.
According to the order issued by the Special Secretary of the Appointment Department on Wednesday, on the request of the DM of Lucknow, the government has attached these officers.
DM had written a letter to the government that it is possible to take oath of CM and cabinet after March 20. In this, apart from all the special guests including the Prime Minister, Home Minister, about 70 thousand people are expected to be present.
Hence a request was made to associate 7 PCS officers with effect from the evening of 19th March. These include Additional Director Civil Aviation Vishwabhushan Mishra, Deputy Housing Commissioner Prafulla Kumar Tripathi, Deputy Director Mandi Santosh Kumar and Chandan Kumar Patel, LDA OSD duo Arun Kumar Singh and Amit Kumar Rathore and SDM Barabanki Shambhu Sharan.
