Who to keep in the cabinet and who not, is a matter of discretion of the Chief Minister, but the opinion of the organization also plays an important role in it. In view of the changed circumstances in the state, the BJP organization has started brainstorming about who will be the new faces in the Dhami cabinet expansion. It is believed that Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami can go to Delhi on Monday and discuss this matter with the central leadership of the party. At the same time, there is a discussion in the political corridors that there may be expansion and reshuffle in the cabinet during Navratri. Navratri is starting from March 30. If we look at the current picture of the Dhami cabinet, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami is an MLA from Champawat district. Apart from him, Satpal Maharaj and Dr. Dhan Singh Rawat from Pauri district, Ganesh Joshi and Premchand Aggarwal from Dehradun, Subodh Uniyal from Tehri, Rekha Arya from Almora and Saurabh Bahuguna from Udham Singh Nagar district are ministers. Out of these, Minister Premchand Aggarwal from Dehradun district has resigned from his post. Looking at this scenario, seven districts have not been able to get representation in the cabinet. Now it is expected that the fortunes of some of the MLAs of these districts may change in the cabinet expansion and reshuffle. Now that cabinet expansion has become necessary in the changed circumstances, the BJP organization has also started brainstorming. Chief Minister Dhami may go to Delhi on Monday to discuss with the central leadership in this regard. Not only this, BJP’s state in-charge Dushyant Kumar Gautam, State President Mahendra Bhatt and State General Secretary Organization Ajay Kumar are also in Delhi. It is discussed that after meeting with them, the Chief Minister can meet BJP National General Secretary Organization BL Santosh, National President JP Nadda, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and other leaders. Let us tell you that Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami took oath on 23 March 2022. Now on March 23, he is going to complete three years of his second term. As the circumstances are developing, it is clear that in the fourth year of his tenure, there will be some new faces in his cabinet.
