Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had been called to New Delhi by the BJP central management, apparently to discuss concerning the management issue of the subsequent authorities.
Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had been on Friday called to New Delhi by the BJP central management, apparently to discuss concerning the management issue of the subsequent authorities, 5 days after the saffron party-led alliance emerged victorious within the meeting elections, sources stated.
Sonowal, who belongs to Assam’s indigenous Sonowal-Kachari tribals, and Sarma, the convenor of the North East Democratic Alliance, are anticipated to have a gathering with BJP president JP Nadda, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP normal BL Santhosh and others on Saturday, they stated.
However, it’s instantly not recognized whether or not Prime Minister Narendra Modi can be current within the assembly, they added.
“Sonowal and Sarma will leave for New Delhi on Saturday for discussions on the formation of the next government,” Assam BJP spokesperson Rupam Goswami instructed PTI. The assembly with Nadda is scheduled at 10:30 am, he added.
The BJP can also be but to maintain a gathering of its parliamentary board, which usually decides key points like who would be the chief minister of a state. The BJP had not introduced a chief ministerial candidate earlier than the March-April polls in Assam.
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In the 2016 elections, the BJP had projected Sonowal as its chief minister and received the election, forming the primary saffron social gathering authorities within the Northeast.
The BJP has been sustaining that it will determine who could be the chief minister of Assam after the elections.
In the outcomes introduced for the 126-member Assam meeting final Sunday, the BJP received 60 seats and its alliance companions AGP 9 and UPPL six seats.
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