Northeast Desk, 10th June: In a notable political maneuver, Sikkim’s Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang orchestrates a significant overhaul in the state’s cabinet, resulting in the exclusion of five senior ministers.
The reshuffle, conducted at Paljor Stadium amid the swearing-in ceremony overseen by Governor Lakshman Acharya, introduces twelve new ministers to the cabinet, signaling a deliberate restructuring within Tamang’s Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) party as it gears up to establish the new government.
Tamang’s decision to incorporate fresh faces is interpreted as a strategic move to revitalize the cabinet and recalibrate the political dynamics in Sikkim, potentially heralding a shift in governance strategies and administrative priorities.
The omission of the veteran ministers from the new lineup has sparked deliberations among political analysts and the general populace, reflecting on the influential roles these figures played in the previous administration.
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