Which ministries are in the account of constituent parties like JDU and TDP? 

Who will get big responsibility in the new nda government

After the majority received by the nda in the lok sabha elections 2024, preparations have started for the formation of the new government. In such a situation, all eyes are on who can be included in narendra Modi's new team.

After the majority received by the nda in the lok sabha elections 2024, preparations have started for the formation of the new government. After the nda got majority in the elections, narendra modi will take oath as the prime minister for the third consecutive time on Sunday, june 9 at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. President draupadi murmu has also handed over the appointment letter to him. With all this, the discussion of the names of the ministers joining the Modi 3.0 cabinet has also intensified. It remains to be seen what responsibilities will be assigned to the allied parties in this coalition government.

These ministerial posts were demanded

Narendra Modi, who is going to become PM for the third consecutive time, will take oath as prime minister at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 9th june at 7:15 pm. Due to bjp not getting a clear majority in the lok sabha elections, this time many ministers can also be included from the quota of allies tdp and JDU. In such a situation, everyone's eyes are fixed on who is going to be included in narendra Modi's new team and how many new data-faces will be seen in this new team?

According to the information, the allies have demanded the post of lok sabha Speaker, Railway Ministry and Agriculture Ministry. Along with this, other allies have demanded the Ministry of Railways and Road Transport. Now it remains to be seen who will be given which responsibility.

Who will get which post?

According to the information, in the nda meeting held at the residence of bjp President jp nadda in the presence of senior leader Amit Shah, there has been a consensus on giving three ministerial posts to tdp, three to JDU, one each to NCP, Shiv Sena, JDS, RLD.

In fact, bjp has got 240 seats in the lok sabha elections. This is 32 seats less than the majority figure (272). However, nda has crossed the majority figure with 293 seats. Apart from bjp, nda has 53 MPs from 14 alliance parties. In the alliance, Chandrababu's tdp is the second largest party with 16 seats and Nitish Kunar's JDU is the third largest party with 12 seats. Both the parties are important for bjp at this time. Without them, it is difficult for bjp to form the government.