
Jharkhand Coalition Government to Face Trust Vote on February 5
Jharkhand Coalition Government to Face Trust Vote on February 5
After the swearing-in of Champai Soren as the Chief Minister of Jharkhand, the coalition government led by him has decided to seek a trust vote on February 5. Minister Alamgir Alam, in a statement after the Cabinet meeting, confirmed the decision to hold the floor test on the first day of the upcoming two-day assembly session.
The announcement was made during the first cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Champai Soren. The trust vote will be a crucial step for the JMM-led alliance to establish its majority in the state assembly. Alongside Champai Soren, senior Congress leader Alamgir Alam and RJD leader Satyanand Bhokta also took oath as ministers.
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