The Chief Minister will keep all the departments of Brijmohan with himself and the charge is not being given to any other minister

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Raipur . Senior BJP leader and state education minister Brijmohan Agrawal finally resigned from the post of minister on Wednesday. Even before Brijmohan Agrawal’s resignation, speculations were being made that all his departments would be given to some senior minister instead of a new minister. But after the resignation, nothing like this seems to be happening. It is believed that till the reorganization of the cabinet, all the departments of Brijmohan Agrawal will remain with the Chief Minister.

The tussle going on in Chhattisgarh politics for the past one week came to an end on Wednesday. In the first cabinet meeting of the Say government after the code of conduct, what happened was what everyone’s eyes were fixed on. Senior party leader and education minister Brijmohan Agarwal resigned from the post of minister with a sad heart. Let us tell you that in the past one week, after the heated politics over the resignation of Brijmohan Agarwal from the post of minister, the big leaders from the state capital to the country’s capital were keeping an eye on every movement in Raipur. Meanwhile, many such political developments also took place.

So, if sources are to be believed, Delhi’s top brass had to intervene in view of the growing politics within the party on this entire matter. After which it was decided that the cabinet meeting to be held on Wednesday will be Brijmohan Agarwal’s last cabinet. Brijmohan Agarwal will resign in this meeting itself. Something similar happened, Brijmohan Agarwal, who reached the cabinet meeting, did not have the same shine on his face as before, sad and with a heavy heart, he finally submitted his resignation from the post of minister to Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai. As soon as this news came out, once again the eyes of the ruling party, opposition and bureaucracy were seen waiting for the name, who could be given the responsibility of Brijmohan Agarwal’s departments.