Chhattisgarh: Former CM Raman Singh unanimously appointed as speaker of house; newly elected MLAs take oath
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Chhattisgarh: Former CM Raman Singh unanimously appointed as speaker of house; newly elected MLAs take oath

Intro- Members of the Chhattisgarh state assembly on Tuesday, unanimously elected former Chief Minister of the State, Raman Singh as the new speaker of the 6th state legislative assembly. Singh was elected after a number of senior leaders of the state cutting across the party supported the resolution of his appointment

by WEB DESK
Dec 19, 2023, 08:15 pm IST
in Bharat, Chhattisgarh
Former CM Raman Singh on chair with CM Vishnu Deo Sai and LoP, Charan Das Mahant, courtsey DD Chhattisgarh

Former CM Raman Singh on chair with CM Vishnu Deo Sai and LoP, Charan Das Mahant, courtsey DD Chhattisgarh

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Members of Chhattisgarh’s Legislative Assembly (MLAs) including Chief Minister (CM), Vishnu Deo Sai took oath on the first day of the winter session of the sixth Chhattisgarh state assembly on Tuesday, December 19.

Prominent members of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) including Deputy CM, Arun Sao and Vijay sharma along with senior leaders of the Congress party including the former CM Bhupesh Baghel and Charan Das Mahant took turn to take oath and shared a few lighter moments in between on the first day of the assembly.

Later, the house also unanimously elected former CM and senior leader of the BJP, Raman Singh as the speaker of the assembly following a number of senior leader cutting across the parties supported the resolution for the appointment of the former. Raman Singh was later escorted to his chair by CM Vishnu Deo Sai and newly appointed leader of the opposition Charan Das Mahant.

https://twitter.com/drramansingh/status/1737071954543415729?t=DdaEsuwlEHHBBipjs2XvQg&s=08

Taking to the X, Raman Singh who had a brief tenure as the Chief Minister of the state during the fifteen year BJP rule, later thanked the incumbent CM and the leader of opposition for his appointment as the speaker of the house.

Earlier a number of the MLA including the CM Sai and the Dy.CM Arun sao took oath in the local Chhattisgarhi language while as many as 9 MLAs have taken the oath in Sanskrit.

https://twitter.com/ArunSao3/status/1737020481990213814?t=1yEo_HMJeZi8i9mNrJXOdw&s=08

It is to be noted that the BJP made a grand returned to the power after a drought of five years by securing victories on as many as 54 seats of the 90 seats assembly in the recently concluded state assembly elections whose results were announced on December 03.

The party’s win in the election has been unprecedented given the fact that a number of political pundits and poll analyst had earlier claimed that the Prime Minister (PM) led party would only manage to get around 30-40 seats in the much hyped state assembly elections.

Though, beating all the odds the party led by PM Modi swept the Janjati dominated northern region of the state and also performed exceptionally well in the southern part of the state where the Janjati Community constitutes a significant majority paving its return to the power after a drought of five years.

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