Even after two weeks of Pinarayi Vijayan winning the April 6 assembly polls when he created history by becoming the first to retain office, the only thing that s clear is, he will take oath of office on Thursday.One more thing which is certain .
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will finally take oath of office on May 20, when Governor Arif Mohammed Khan will read out the oath, but what s yet to emerge is the composition of the cabinet.When asked about this, Vijayan said, yes, .
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will finally take oath of office on May 20, when Governor Arif Mohammed Khan will read out the oath, but what s yet to emerge is the composition of the cabinet. When asked about this, Vijayan said, yes, talks are going on as the meeting of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) is fixed for next week and after that, the decision will be made. The swearing in has been fixed to be held outdoors at the Central Stadium, a stone s throw from the seat of power of the State Secretariat and with Covid protocols in force, the maximum number of people who will be allowed to grace the occasion is 750.
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Even though they have identical vote shares, the CPM has nearly three times the number of seats as the Congress. Yesterday · 09:00 am Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of the Left Democratic Front addresses a rally in March. | @vijayanpinarayi via Twitter.
Kerala has just experienced a remarkable election. As Pinaravi Vijayan led the Left Democratic Front to victory, for the first time in 44 years, a chief minister will serve a consecutive term. This brings to an end to the electoral swing that has sent parties back and forth from government to the opposition.