New Delhi: Out of 12 ministers came as a surprise element as a well-known face like Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, Information and Minister of Broadcasting Prakash Javadekar and Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad left the government on Wednesday.
The factors that lead to their way out appear to range from the slow rate of targets to communicate policies and inadequate political goals in each ministry.
Articulation about the Covid situation is seen as a “bureaucracy” and seems lagging behind opposition accusations during the second wave.
It also felt that Delhi leaders did not take AAP on the problem of lack of oxygen as needed.
Prasad, who holds a crucial department, including law and that, has been seen and vocal in the government’s fight with Twitter’s giant social media.
He is also often given as a policy spokesperson and political problems.
The persistent problem in the telecommunications sector and slow progress in the Bharatnet project is seen as a problem problem.
When party organizations can also be in resill again, the possibility of former ministers who find themselves in a new role cannot be ruled out.
The Minister of Education Ramesh Pokharyal was studied in order to stop most on the basis of health because he was struggling with post-covid complications.
The Minister must be hospitalized again after recovering from infection.
Although he has led new education policies, leaders may slow down blocks in dealing with other issues relating to the ministry such as the revision of the school curriculum which is the main reform for the government.
Sadanand Gowda’s exit related to various reasons including ongoing disputes at BJP in Karnataka is also a mediocre performance.
A leader like Shobha Karandlaje, a loyalist B Yeddyurappa and Vokcaliga, is a better bet for BJP.
Santosh Gangwar, which is MOS on an independent accusation, may have lost the job to open the front against CM Yogi Adityanath when the party needs to deliver a second face during the second wave.
His record in the office doesn’t look impressive too.
Gangwar has written a letter to Yogi who accused mismanagement during the second wave.
The leaders owned by his Kuri Castle have been accommodated, put aside the possibility of unhappiness in the community.
The exception of the Minister of State like Babul Supriyo, Sanjay Dhotre Shamrao and Pratap Sarangi is seen as a comment about their inability to take advantage of their opportunities.