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Dust is yet to settle for BJP leadership in Karnataka. It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios.
Tourism Minister Anand Singh&nbsp;has shut his MLA office in Hospet in protest over portfolio allocation. Reports suggest that Singh is ready with his resignation letter and CM Bommai has been in touch with him.
MTB Nagaraj has also been publicly vocal over his displeasure with the municipal administration, small scale and public sector industries portfolio.
Incidentally, Singh and Nagaraj are both turncoats, who switched from Congress in 2019, a crucial switch that led to BJP toppling the JD(S)-Congress government.
Hundreds of BJP supporters have also protested at Freedom Park, unhappy with the state leadership for not awarding Appachu Ranjan any portfolio.

Smoke yet to clear? Dissent grows in Bommai cabinet over portfolios 

It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios in Karnataka. Here's a report.

//Karnataka: dissent grows in Bommai's&nbsp;Cabinet over portfolio allocation&nbsp; //Anand&nbsp;Singh shuts office in protest, CM says in touch with the minister&nbsp; //MTB Nagaraj&nbsp;also publicly expressed displeasure over portfolio allocation&nbsp; //Hundreds&nbsp;of BJP&nbsp;workers also protested for a cabinet seat for&nbsp;Appachu&nbsp;Ranjan

Anand Singh and&nbsp;MTB Nagaraj,&nbsp;both turncoats who switched from Congress in 2019 have publicly expressed their displeasure over the portfolio allocation.&nbsp;

The political storm triggered by the ouster of BS Yeddiyurappa&nbsp;is yet to settle for BJP leadership in Karnataka. It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios.
Tourism Minister Anand Singh&nbsp;has shut his MLA office in Hospet in protest over portfolio allocation. Reports suggest that Singh is ready with his resignation letter and CM Bommai has been in touch with him.
MTB Nagaraj has also been publicly vocal over his displeasure with the municipal administration, small scale and public sector industries portfolio.
Incidentally, Singh and Nagaraj are both turncoats, who switched from Congress in 2019, a crucial switch that led to BJP toppling the JD(S)-Congress government.
Hundreds of BJP supporters have also protested at Freedom Park, unhappy with the state leadership for not awarding Appachu Ranjan any portfolio.

In the first cabinet reshuffle and expansion since Prime Minister Modi took over for a second term in May 2019, 15 Cabinet ministers took oath on Wednesday. Among the 15 were 7 ministers of state who were elevated to the cabinet rank.&nbsp;
The 7 ministers are Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;who is Minister of State for Sports, Anuraj&nbsp;Thakur, the Minister of State for Finance,&nbsp;Hardeep Singh Puri&nbsp;who helms the Civil Aviation ministry and G Kishan&nbsp;Reddy, the junior minister for Home Affairs.&nbsp;
The remaining ministers of state who were elevated are Mansukh&nbsp;Mandaviya,&nbsp;Raj Kumar Singh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Parshottam Rupala&nbsp;who handle&nbsp;shipping, skill development and agriculture ministries respectively.&nbsp;

Cabinet expansion: Kiren Rijiju, Anurag Thakur, Hardeep Puri elevated to cabinet rank

This is the first reshuffle or expansion&nbsp;in the Council of Ministers by Prime Minister Modi since he assumed charge for a second term in May 2019

In the first <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cabinet-reshuffle-2021-scindia-puri-sonowal-among-bigwigs-take-oath-1625670255130" target="_blank">cabinet reshuffle</a> and expansion since Prime Minister Modi took over for a second term in May 2019, 15 Cabinet ministers took oath on Wednesday. Among the 15 were 7 ministers of state who were elevated to the cabinet rank.&nbsp;
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The 7 ministers are Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;who is Minister of State for Sports, Anuraj&nbsp;Thakur, the Minister of State for Finance,&nbsp;Hardeep Singh Puri&nbsp;who helms the Civil Aviation ministry and G Kishan&nbsp;Reddy, the junior minister for Home Affairs.&nbsp;
The remaining ministers of state who were elevated are Mansukh&nbsp;Mandaviya,&nbsp;Raj Kumar Singh&nbsp;and&nbsp;Parshottam Rupala&nbsp;who handle&nbsp;shipping, skill development and agriculture ministries respectively.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cabinet-expansion-of-all-new-modi-ministers-mandaviya-has-the-toughest-job-at-hands-1625711479055" target="_blank">Cabinet expansion: Of all new Modi ministers, Mandaviya has the toughest job at hands</a>

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