Sources said that CM Tirath Singh Rawat will meet state BJP chief Madan Kaushik and some senior leaders to discuss the names that would be appointed to these posts
DEHRADUN: CM Tirath Singh Rawat on Friday reversed another major decision of his predecessor Trivendra Singh Rawat by removing over 100 party functionaries who held posts in various government divisions. An office order signed by state chief secretary Om Prakash said that all those holding posts of directors, chairpersons and members of various boards, commissions and directorates in Uttarakhand were being relieved with immediate effect.
The order mentions that all those given these posts after March 18, 2017 when the BJP government came to power will no longer hold their positions. It adds that those holding constitutional posts (like heads of child rights commission, minority commission, subordinate services commission etc) have been excluded from the list.
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Now that Himanta Biswa Sarma is contesting in Assam, even though he said he didn’t want to, is there likelihood of a change in chief minister if the Bharatiya Janata Party returns to power?
But this week we are looking at a couple of developments a little further away from the election spotlight that tell us more about how the BJP is working to entrench its dominance of Indian politics. The obvious caveat to any discussion of BJP success is that Indian politics simply does not present a level playing field to all, which is what we covered on last week’s edition of the newsletter.