LIVE: All ministers reached Raj Bhavan, Hemaram Chaudhary took oath first; CM Gehlot said – Those who could not become ministers will also be adjusted

The Gehlot cabinet is going to be reshuffled for the first time in three years today. All the MLAs who are becoming ministers have reached Raj Bhavan. The Governor first administered the oath to Hemaram Choudhary. Earlier in the PCC, Sachin Pilot met all the ministers one by one and congratulated them.

Earlier, while addressing the Congress MLAs, CM Ashok Gehlot said that those who have not been able to become ministers, their role is not less. Those who survive will be adjusted. He who is patient, he gets a chance at some point or the other. Everything has been decided. In Rajasthan, there is a change in the government time and again, but this time we will show the government by repeating it. Entire Congressmen will remain united. Those who have got a chance, I hope they will not disappoint Sonia Gandhi.

Ajay Maken said that in the elections of 2023, the trend of many years has to be changed. He said that the party takes care of those who work for the party. Ajay Maken congratulated the three leaders who stepped down as ministers. From here they have left for Raj Bhavan. State President Govind Singh Dotasara and Sachin Pilot are also present with him. 11 cabinet and 4 state ministers are taking oath today. Before the oath, Sachin Pilot reached PCC. Bhajan Lal Jatav, Mamta Bhupesh, Mahesh Joshi, Tikaram Julie, Rajendra Gudha also reached PCC.

State President Govind Singh Dotasara is welcoming the new ministers at the state Congress headquarters. After the arrival of the CM, everyone will be welcomed with a tilak. Preparations have been completed at Raj Bhavan for the swearing-in ceremony. Security arrangements have also been made. A staff of 1500 policemen has been deployed.