Karnataka Cabinet Expanded, Seven New Ministers Inducted

Karnataka cabinet may be expanded today, seven new ministers will take the oath. The cabinet may expand in Karnataka today. This new cabinet will include 7 new members. Today, seven new ministers will take oath as part of the cabinet expansion.

The names of these seven new members joining the cabinet have been stamped. However, a member is yet to be finalized in his name. The name of MLA Munirathna is being discussed.

His name was suggested by CM BS Yeddyurappa, but the High Command has not yet approved his name. These 7 will be ministers The Karnataka cabinet has 27 ministers including the chief minister.

There are 7 vacant seats in the cabinet. Those who will become ministers include Murgesh Nirani Umesh Katti, Angara, Yogeshwar, Arvind Limbavali, MTB Nagaraj, Shankar R. Excise minister H Nagesh can be dropped from the cabinet. All of them will take oath as ministers at 4 pm today.

Kerala government may soon enact a law to curb the loan app Kerala Industries Minister EP Jayarajan said on Tuesday that the state government is considering enacting a law to curb the loan app.

He said that at least 63 cases have been registered in the state so far. Jayarajan said in the Assembly on the attention of the Congress MLA calling attention to the motion brought by Sabarinath that the irregularities committed by the loan app operators have come to the notice of the government.

Police have said that there are at least 400 such apps, which are operated from outside the state. Jayarajan said 63 cases have been registered and the crime branch is investigating two cases.

The minister said that the government is considering a law to curb these loan applications. Sabarinath demanded that the state government bring a comprehensive law on it, so that the social issues facing the youth of the state can be dealt with due to the loan lending app.

Earlier, the Kerala police chief had recently ordered the crime branch to investigate online loan app fraud cases that had surfaced in some parts of the state.