Manipur CM retains 8 portfolios as cabinet expansion awaits BJP nod
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, ET Bureau
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For Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh expansion of council of ministers has turn into a herculean project
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ET BureauThe newly elected chief minister of Manipur Yumnam Khemchand Singh has a tricky job forward to elongate his cabinet.
Singh on Wednesday allocated portfolios amongst the two deputy CMs and two cabinet ministers, after a month of forming the contemporary authorities.
As per the stammer notification, rural boost and panchayati raj division and the tribal affairs and hills division were allocated to deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen. The 2d deputy CM Losii Dikho has been allocated public health engineering division, woodland atmosphere and climate alternate. Pronounce minister Konthoujam Govindas Singh has been given the home and formative years affairs and sports portfolio. Khuraijam Loken Singh has been given the humanities, culture and tourism division. The manager minister himself has kept eight portfolios.
CM Khemchand Singh, Nemcha Kipgen and Konthoujam Govindas Singh belong to the BJP, while Losii Dikho and Khuraijam Loken Singh are from the Naga Of us’s Entrance (NPF) and the National Of us’s Win collectively (NPP), respectively.
Several legislatures are ready for a cupboard berth in the stammer. Several Muslim organisations dangle demanded induction of now no longer lower than one Muslim minister in the cupboard. With the assembly elections subsequent 365 days, stammer leaders are ready for a cupboard expansion rapidly. Then but again, as per sources, the clearance for expansion is pending with the BJP national leadership. Sources describe ET that the celebration needs the authorities to first settle in as just a few of the newly inducted ministers are going by challenges.
Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen, who belongs to the Kuki crew, has to rob oath when it comes to from Manipur Bhavan in Unusual Delhi attributable to security causes. After her joining the cupboard there were a series of protests in Kuki dominated areas of Manipur.


