Suvendu Adhikari Became Leader Of Opposition In Bengal
Suvendu Adhikari became the leader of the opposition in the Bengal assembly, said- I will work for the restoration of democracy in Bengal.
Suvendu Adhikari, who defeated Chief Minister and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee on the high-profile Nandigram assembly seat in Bengal, has been chosen by the BJP as the Leader of the Opposition in the state assembly.
BJP has emerged as the main opposition party for the first time in Bengal. It is worth noting that Suvendu Adhikari, in the assembly will be against the same party, of which he used to be an important part at one time.
Suvendu left the Trinamool Congress and joined the BJP just before the Bengal assembly elections. In view of his experience as an MLA, the BJP leadership has entrusted him with this important responsibility.
BJP leader Mukul Rai was also involved in this race, but since he was elected for the first time as an MLA, the party entrusted this responsibility to Suvendu.
After being elected the Leader of the Opposition, Suvendu said that he would work for the restoration of democracy in Bengal.
Due to the post-election violence, BJP workers have to flee from Bengal to other states. There can be no worse situation than this. They will work towards making Bengal violence-free and peaceful.
Suvendu further said that three things have happened for the first time in this assembly election. First, despite losing the election, no chief minister has been formed.
This is the first time since independence. Secondly, the Congress and the Left Front have not got a single seat for the first time in Bengal and the third thing is that the BJP has got 77 seats in the state for the first time.
West Bengal: Governor administered oath to 43 ministers of Mamta cabinet, eight women included in the cabinet.
Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankad administered the oath of office to the cabinet ministers of Mamta Banerjee, who became the Chief Minister of the state for the third time after the Bengal Assembly elections on Monday.
A total of 43 ministers were administered the oath by the Governor at 10:45 am in the presence of Mamta Banerjee at the Throne Hall of the Raj Bhavan.
There are eight women in the cabinet. At the same time, three ministers Amit Mitra, Bratya Basu, and Rathin Ghosh sworn in as ministers in a virtual manner due to being infected with Covid-19.
Many old faces who have been ministers in the previous government in the 43-member new cabinet have been given a chance this time too.
At the same time, there are 18 new faces in the cabinet, who have been given a chance for the first time.
