Hemant Soren and his wife meet Congress leaders in Delhi
The Hemant Soren government will be sworn in on the 28th in Jharkhand. Hemant Soren arrived in Delhi today after winning the assembly elections. There, he also met with many leaders of opposition parties and opposition parties. At the same time, a major incident that shocked Congress also surfaced. According to sources, the Congress party will not get the post of deputy CM of Jharkhand. JMM declined to publish this article. Two days ago it was reported that Hemant Soren had clearly told the Congress that the system in which the government had been functioning earlier would continue.
It is understood that the Congress party may not get the post of deputy prime minister of Jharkhand, but it will definitely get four ministerial posts. The names of the four most discussed ministerial posts include Rameshwar Oraon, Deepika Pandey Singh, Irfan Ansari, Anoop Singh and Shweta Singh. Among them, the first three leaders were also ministers in the previous government of Hemant Soren. A debate within the party over a fourth name is ongoing.
Anup Singh and Shweta Singh are in trouble
Anup Singh hails from Dhanbad and belongs to the upper caste and Rajput community. He is the son of Rajendra Singh, an old and influential family that has a strong control over trade union politics. On the other hand, Shweta Singh is the daughter-in-law of Bokaro grand leader Samaresh Singh. She comes from the Youth Congress and won the last election for the first time after losing by a small margin. Now the high command must approve one of the two names.
Hemant Soren meets Haq in the presence of Rahul
Hemant Soren and his wife Kalpana Soren, who arrived in Delhi, also met Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge ). Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi was also present at the meeting. However, their meeting was described as just a formal meeting. After this, Hemant Soren and his wife Kalpana also met Arvind Kejriwal.
In the Jharkhand Assembly elections, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha led by Hemant Soren won 34 seats. In a state with 81 assembly seats, Congress has to settle for just 16 seats. RJD has 4 seats. The BJP, on the other hand, managed to win 21 seats. AJSUP and LJPRV have 1 seat and CPIML has 2 seats.
