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The article details the recent pilgrimage of Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to the revered Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati. Accompanied by his wife Suman, Saini paid obeisance and offered prayers at the temple, expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to worship Maa Kamakhya. He expressed his hopes for a prosperous future for Haryana, striving for the state to reach new heights of development.
Saini's visit to the temple coincides with his impending swearing-in ceremony as Chief Minister of Haryana, scheduled for October 17th at the Parade Ground in Sector 5, Panchkula. The ceremony will be graced by the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with prominent BJP leaders and Chief Ministers from NDA-ruled states. Saini's leadership within the BJP is unchallenged, having been endorsed as the Chief Ministerial candidate by both Prime Minister Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah during their campaign rallies.
While Saini's position as Chief Minister is secure, discussions are underway concerning the selection of a Deputy Chief Minister. The BJP is contemplating bringing in new faces, particularly in light of eight out of the ten ministers from the previous Saini government losing their elections. Shruti Chaudhary, the granddaughter of the late Bansi Lal, is a strong contender for a cabinet position. The BJP is poised to form its third consecutive government in Haryana, securing 48 seats in the 90-member assembly. Support from three independent MLAs further solidifies their majority. The Congress, with 37 seats, remains the opposition party.
Saini's visit to the Kamakhya Temple can be interpreted as a symbolic gesture seeking blessings for his upcoming term as Chief Minister. His prayers for Haryana's development and his emphasis on inclusive growth align with the BJP's agenda. The presence of key BJP leaders at his swearing-in ceremony underscores the party's confidence in his leadership and their commitment to fostering a strong political presence in Haryana.
Source: Haryana CM Nayab Saini pays obeisance at Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati