Jaipur: Ten new faces and two pilot Acolytes Sachin who had been fired for rebelling against Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot last year had succeeded in reaching the dissolved minister who would be sworn on Sunday.
The names were stated by the CM office on Saturday, limiting the day of rapid development that began with all 20 colleagues Minister Gehlot resigned in preparation for a reboot that had been awaited by the Congress government.
While Vishvendra Singh and Ramesh Meena will return, other faces in the new ministry are seen including Chaudhary Hemaram, Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya, Ramlal Jat, Mahesh Joshi, Govindram Meghat and Shakuntala Rawat.
Three of the Junior Minister from the previous Ministry – Mamta Bhupesh Bairwa, Bhajanlal Jatav and Tikaram July – are increasing to the cabinet rating.
The four new Junior ministers are Zahida Khan, Rajendra Gudha, Brijendra Singh Ola and Murarilal Meena.
In government dissolved, pilots and Gehlot camps each have five and seven members.
Hemaram, Brijendra and Muriarilal are new faces from the pilot camp.
Zahida and Shakuntala, both known to be loyal to Gehlot, are between three women in service together with Mamta.
The previous buzz of the day was that the cabinet minister left Raghu Sharma and Harish Chaudhary and the Minister of State for the School Education Guvind Singh Dotasra would not make cutting with the principle of one-one-one-post.
AICC Secretary General Ajay Maken said the previous day that several ministers wanted to “work in party organizations rather than being part of the government”.
Sharma, Minister of Health came out, recently made AICC incharge from Gujarat while the Chaudhary Revenue Minister was appointed responsible for Punjab.
Dotasra was appointed as President PCC last year.
The Minister of Transportation came out Pratap Singh Khachariwas said the CLP meeting would be held at the State Party Head Office in Jaipur at 2:00 on Sunday, followed by an oath in Raj Bhavan at night.
At Kissan Vijay Diwas Rally in Jaipur during the day, CM Gehlot claimed that he was not aware of who would be part of the new council of the minister.
“Only high orders and Ajay Maken know.
I also want to know who will win the lottery,” he said.
Sources say women and minorities are given adequate representation in the new ministry, more after the Secretary General of the Priyanka Party Gandhi announced that women will get 50% of tickets to oppose the assembly poll there.