Lucknow: Saving regional caste and aspiration equations in mind, Uttar Minister Pradesh Yogi Adityanath expanded his cabinet on Sunday in front of the crucial assembly election in the state early next year.
A total of seven ministers took an oath at a ceremony held at the Gandhi Auditorium in Raj Bhavan in Lucknow.
Toping among the new ministers was Jitin Prasada, a former leader of the Congress who recently jumped to BJP.
Below is a description of all new ministers who are appointed above the cabinet: Cabinet Menterijitin Prasada, 48, Brahmin, Shahjahanpur: from the family of traditional Congress of the territory of Terrain, he joined BJP in June this year.
It was the Union minister in both UPA I and UPA II, but lost his family chair Dhaurhara in the film Sabha 2014 and 2019.
His collaboration with the election of the country in 2017 was also unsuccessful.
Now, after joining BJP, he gets Parishad and Berth minister on the same day.
Minister of RAM Strategailtu, 45, SC, Balrampur: MLA The first time from Balrampur, he began as a member of Independent Zila Panchayat in 2000.
After that joining BSP and the resourceful mancapure chair did not succeed in 2007.
In the 2015 Zila Panchayat poll, he Contested and win as candidates supported by BJP.
His dedication made him a party ticket in 2017.
ChhatarPal Gangswar, 64, OBC (Kurmi), Bareilly: MLA twice from Bahi in Rohilkhand.
His induction is intended for regional caste and balance.
Until 2019, two ministers from the area were in the yogi cabinet and one in the PM Modi cabinet in the middle.
Now the three are out.
He won in 2007, but was lost in 2012.
Sangeeta Balwant Bind, 42, Bind (OBC), Ghazipur: MLA from Ghazipur aware, has increased from local campus politics.
Starting from BSP but joined BJP before the 2014 Sabha selection .
A man of RSS from the beginning of his political career, he has been given a key position in the BJP country twice in the past.
At present, he is the chairman of the dead board when Sanjeev Kumar Gond, 41, ST, Sonbhadra: The only tribe scheduled to be MLA at BJP.
He won for the first time in 2017 from Obra, one of the two seats provided for STS.
Known for its simplicity, Gond Induction is an effort to win a large number of tribal voters in the Dinesh Khatik area, 44, SC, Meerut: MLA first of Hastinapur.
Has become a loyal worker who is loyal and in winning the support of Dalit voters in the region.
Starting from RSS.
Father has also become a member of RSS.
His brother Nitin has become a member of Zila Panchayat