Chandigarh: Congress Mla Chararjit Singh Channi took an oath as head of the 16th Punjab minister on Monday.
The 58-year-old child was the first Minister of State of Dalit State.
OP Soni and Sukhjinder Randhawa also vowed as ministers.
Channi, Mla Three times from Chamkaur Sahib, has emerged as a round choice for the post of the minister of the chairman after a busy discussion on Sunday.
He has served as Minister of Technical Education at the Government of Captain Amarinder Singh.
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In addition to emerging as a strong revocation of Capt Amarinder Singh since April this year, Channi has also been climmed by a series of controversies during his duty as a minister of technical education since 2017.
He also attended what was believed to be ‘the secret of the meeting between Navjot Singh Sidhu and other dissident leaders Like Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, marked the beginning of regroup at the Punjab Congress.
The relatively young leader and Dalit Sikh, Channi was picked by the Party High Command for the position of opposition leader (LOP) in 2015 to replace Sunil Jakhar during the previous Akali regime.
Those who were close to Channi said that he was not too happy with the technical education portfolio in the Amarinder cabinet because it was usually an additional department.
He has also been vocal about the need to resolve the problem that is delayed from the SC community in the state.
In 2018, Channi was on the news to reverse coins to decide the right candidate, from two nominations, for the position of lecturer at the Institute of Polytechnic.
Government spokesman have tried to clarify that the minister’s intention is to distribute posts transparently after “Toss” video clips acting viral on social media.
‘Inappropriate text’ to Woman Officerchanni has also supported the headache with the case #Metoo suspected after he was accused of sending inappropriate text messages to an IAS officer in 2018.
The officer never filed a complaint and claimed that the problem was.
Resolved.
But the problem has reappeared when the Punjab female commission sent a notification to the state government requesting its response to the allegations.
(With input from Ani)