Home POLITICS All Gujarat ministers resign ahead of cabinet expansion — major political reshuffle...

All Gujarat ministers resign ahead of cabinet expansion — major political reshuffle expected

The decision is believed to be guided by performance reviews and political considerations at both the state and central levels.

1

In a sweeping political reset, all ministers in the Gujarat government have tendered their resignations ahead of a major cabinet expansion, signalling a significant reorganisation within the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The move comes as part of Chief Minister’s efforts to revamp the state’s governance team and prepare for upcoming electoral challenges.

Cabinet expansion on the cards

Sources indicate that the new council of ministers will be sworn in soon, with several fresh faces expected to join the cabinet. The reshuffle is aimed at bringing in new energy, balancing caste equations, and strengthening administrative performance in the run-up to future elections.

Several ministers likely to be dropped

As per reports, some existing ministers may not find a place in the new cabinet, as the party leadership seeks to introduce a mix of experienced and young leaders. The decision is believed to be guided by performance reviews and political considerations at both the state and central levels.

BJP’s internal strategy

Political observers say the mass resignation reflects the BJP’s strategy to maintain control and cohesion ahead of the next Lok Sabha elections. The move also aligns with the party’s tradition of periodic leadership renewal in states to avoid anti-incumbency and boost grassroots confidence.

High-level consultations in progress

Chief Minister and senior BJP leaders have reportedly been in consultation with the central leadership in Delhi to finalise the new cabinet list. An official announcement is likely within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Public and political response

While the BJP has termed this a “routine exercise,” opposition parties have described it as an “admission of administrative failure.” However, party insiders suggest that the changes are part of a larger organisational reform to enhance governance efficiency.

NO COMMENTS

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here