Uttar Pradesh: Yogi Adityanath chosen as the Chief Minister again, to take the oath Tomorrow

Yogi Adityanath has emerged victorious in the Political Battle of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections and has been formally chosen by the BJP legislators as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. Notable, this is the first time that in the state of Uttar Pradesh, one is chosen as the Chief Minister twice in a row. His second term as the CM will begin tomorrow which is also the day when he takes his oath. In an interview with the press Adityanath added, "With this election, the BJP also showed that elections can be "fought on nationalism and good governance".

Yogi Adityanath further added, "The party believed in me in 2017. I was just a normal MP and I had no administrative experience and yet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the home minister were like guardians to me and told me how to be good governance to UP".

Though he became the CM of any state for the first time, Adityanth is not new to the Political field. He is a five times Member of Parliament from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. The BJP retained its position as the ruling party by winning 255 out of the total 403 constituencies, which makes it a whopping 41.29% vote share. The oath ceremony will happen tomorrow which will be graced by the likes of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The prominent face of the BJP, Amit Shah also congratulated him on this auspicious victory.