Both Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, where the BJP and the party-led NDA secured sweeping majority in the recently concluded assembly elections, got their respective chief ministers today. Chandrababu Naidu took oath as the Andhra Pradesh CM, while BJP’s Mohan Charan Majhi took oath as Odisha’s CM, breaking decade-long rule of former CM Naveen Patnaik
The swearing-in witnesses a gathering of distinguished dignitaries, including PM Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Health Minister J P Nadda.
With the NDA obtaining an astounding 164 out of 175 assembly seats and 21 out of 25 Lok Sabha seats in the most recent simultaneous Lok Sabha and state assembly elections, Naidu has returned to power.
This overwhelming vote confirms the TDP-led National Democratic Alliance’s political domination in Andhra Pradesh. Reiterating his pledge to drive the state to previously unheard-of heights of development, he placed a strong emphasis on working with the Union government to carry out this audacious plan.
The fact that Janasena leader Pawan Kalyan was offered the deputy CM post and that cabinet positions were open to Janasena and BJP allies highlights the party’s commitment to inclusive administration.
Meanwhile, reiterating his support for Amaravati to continue serving as Andhra Pradesh’s sole capital, Naidu demonstrated the state’s continued progress towards development.
Naidu has held office during Andhra Pradesh’s unified and post-divide periods, his comeback highlights his steadfast dedication to the advancement and well-being of the state.
Meanwhile in Odisha, in the recently concluded State Assembly election, the BJP won 78 of the 147 seats, while the BJD bagged 51 seats.
Former CM Naveen Patnaik of the Biju Janata Dal chief headed the state for 24 years, but Odisha changed its mandate this time, giving the BJP 78 of the 147 assembly seats.
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