Chief Minister Rangasamy did not disclose the details in the list of ministers. What is the reason?

Fifty days after winning the election, Chief Minister Rangasamy has been silent on the list of ministers without disclosing the details. At the same time, many in the NR Congress are leaking information that "our MLA is the Minister".

Fifty days have passed since the formation of the NRC-BJP coalition government led by Chief Minister Rangasamy in Puthuvai. In Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and West Bengal, where elections were held with the state of Puthuvai, the Chief Minister and the Ministers convened the Legislative Assembly. Rangasamy became the Chief Minister of Puduvai, a small state in existence. However, the inauguration of the ministers was postponed for the first time.

The BJP-NR Congress clash, the change in the list of BJP ministers, the pota contest for ministerial posts in the NR Congress, the waxing over of tea, the tug-of-war as a good day went on indefinitely.

On the BJP side, Namachchivayam and Saisaravanakumar were finally nominated as ministers. This information was confirmed. In this context, the Governor presented the list of Chief Minister Rangasamy, NR Congress and BJP Ministers to Tamil Nadu.

Chief Minister Rangasamy did not give any names as to who will be the next three ministers in the NRC. He is silent. In this situation, the supporters of the MLAs in the NR Congress started spreading information that their MLA was the Minister.

When asked about this, the NRC said quietly, "The NRC released the list of candidates only after Rangasamy filed his nomination in the Assembly elections. The names of the ministers will be known only after the inauguration ceremony. The portfolios for the ministers will be known only after that. Other states are different from Pondicherry."