Earlier this month on July 2, as many as 28 ministers were inducted in the Singh Chouhan's cabinet, of which 20 took oath as cabinet ministers while the rest 8 as MoS. On Monday, CM divided the ministries where the top ones were swept away by the Jyotiraditya Scindia team, who had recently shifted his ship from Congress to the Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Discontented with the grand old party, Gwalior royal Jyotiraditya Scindia, along with 19 loyalists from his cam, had resigned from Congress in March this year during the Holi festival. While tendering his resignation to Congress interim Cheif Sonia Gandhi, Scindia said that "as you well know this is a path that has been drawing itself out over the last year."
In his letter, he further went on to say, "While my aim and purpose remain the same as it had always been from the very beginning to serve the people of my state and country, I believe I am unable to do this anymore within this party."
It must be noted that when Jyotiraditya Scindia switched party, 8 ministers had also left the Kamalnath government. Scindia was insisting on at least six persons to be included from among the 22 who joined the BJP last month. Of these, initially, two were appointed as ministers in the Shivraj government, and later six other names were added to the Scindia camp.
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After the shift, Scindia now enjoys quite a big share in the cabinet with top departments including Revenue, Transport, Mining, Rural Development, Energy, Women and Child Development, and Health with his camp.
From his team, Prabhuram Choudhary was allotted health and family welfare departments, Pradyumna Singh Tomar got energy, Mahendra Singh Sisodia got panchayat and rural development and Imarti Devi got women and child development department.
Here's The Complete Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Ministers List:
Shivraj Singh Chouhan: Departments of Public Relations, General Administration and Aviation
Narottam Mishra - Home Minister, Parliamentary Affairs, Law and Justice Ministry
Dr Prabhuram Choudhary: Health and family welfare departments, Pradyumna Singh Tomar: Energy Department
Mahendra Singh Sisodia: Panchayat and Rural Development,
Imarti Devi: Women and Child Development Department.
Yashodhara Raje Scindia: Ministry of Sports and Youth Welfare, and the Ministry of Technical Education, Skill Development and Employment
Tulsi Ram Silvat - Water resources, fisheries welfare, and fisheries development
Govind Singh Rajput: Revenue and Transport Department
Gopal Bhargava - Public works, cottage, and village industries
Vijay Shah – Forest Department
Jadgish Deora - Commercial taxes, finance, planning economic and Statistics Department
Bisahu Lal Singh - Food civil supplies and consumer protection Department
Bhupendra Singh - Urban development and housing Department
Usha Thakur - Tourism, culture, spirituality Department
Arvind Bhadoria - Cooperatives, lake service management Department
Mohan Yadav - Higher education Department
Hardeep Singh Dung - New and renewable energy, environment Department
Rajwardhan Singh Prem Singh Dattigaon - Industrial policy and investment promotion Department
Meena Singh Mandwe - Primitive caste welfare, Scheduled Caste Welfare Department
Kamal Patel - Farmers welfare and agricultural development Department
Aidal Singh Kanshana - Public health engineering Department
Brijendra Pratap Singh - Mineral resources, labor Department
Vishwas Sarang - Medical education, Bhopal gas tragedy relief, and rehabilitation Department
Prabhuram Chaudhary - Public health and family welfare Department
Prem Singh Patel - Animal husbandry, social justice, and disabled welfare Department
Om Prakash Sakleva - Micro, small and medium enterprises, science and technology Department
List Of Minister Of States:
Bharat Singh Kushwaha: Food processing and horticulture
Inder Singh Parmar: School education department
Ramkhelawan Patel: Backward class and minorities welfare
Ramkishore Kanware: AYUSH and water resources
Brijendra Singh Yadav: Public health engineering
Girraj Dandotiya: Farmers welfare and agriculture development
Suresh Dhakad: Public works department
OPS Bhadoriya: Urban administration and development