Uttarakhand: Danger on CM Rawat’s chair, will meet Shah-Nadda

Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat’s chair remains in danger due to the displeasure of many MLAs of Uttarakhand. Meanwhile, after his return from Dehradun, former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh and National General Secretary Dushyant Gautam have submitted their report to the BJP high command as an observer.

On this report, now Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat can reach Delhi on Monday to present his case in front of the BJP leadership.

The special thing is that the state education minister Arvind Pandey and many MLAs have camped in Delhi for the last few days. The issue of Uttarakhand is also likely to be discussed in the meeting of BJP’s parliamentary board in Delhi on March 9.

According to sources, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat Monday canceled his visit to the state assembly capital, Garden, so he can reach Delhi and meet party president JP Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah to present his case on the state’s situation. Sources say that the two observers sent by the BJP leadership in Dehradun on Saturday last had a separate meeting with several MLAs.

During this time, the legislators said that the loss of votes in the vote of the present Chief Minister can be done. Due to the dominance of bureaucracy in the government, the public representatives are not being heard, due to which the public is also angry. Observers have submitted this report to the BJP leadership.

A BJP leader in Uttarakhand said, “Next year is the election in 2022. Due to the displeasure of many MLAs, contesting elections under the leadership of the current chief minister is not considered to be empty of danger. However, the party leadership is trying to convince the MLAs to control the damage Has definitely put in the effort. The BJP leadership has to decide further on the Observer’s report.