18 new ministers took oath in Maharashtra cabinet, opposition leaders gave this reaction

 Maharashtra Cabinet Expansion: 41 days after taking oath as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde expanded his two-member cabinet on Tuesday. 18 MLAs, including Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) state unit president Chandrakant Patil, took oath as cabinet ministers at the Raj Bhavan in south Mumbai. No woman has been included in the cabinet. With this, the number of members in the Maharashtra cabinet has now increased to 20, which is less than half of the maximum strength of 43 members. BJP has given opportunity to many former ministers and senior MLAs. The Shinde faction also put the neck of the minister's post in the neck of the old minister. Shinde took oath as chief minister on June 30 and Devendra Fadnavis took oath as deputy chief minister.

Ajit Pawar said this

All the leaders have started reacting to the cabinet expansion. Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Ajit Pawar said, 'Finally Maharashtra got the cabinet after taking oath after so many days, but it would have been better if those who have not got clean chit yet were not included in the cabinet' Ajit Pawar Pawar gave this reaction while talking to ABP Majha after the swearing-in ceremony.

Supriya Sule hits target

Let us inform that today the stalled cabinet expansion of the Shinde government has finally happened. In this, a total of 18 people took oath as ministers. In this, 9 people of BJP and 9 people of Shinde faction took oath as ministers. Not a single woman was given a chance in this cabinet expansion. Now NCP MP Supriya Sule has criticized the matter. He said that it was expected that women would get proper representation in the cabinet, but not a single woman got a chance. This is very shocking and regrettable.

PM Modi congratulates the new cabinet

Prime Minister Modi also congratulated the state cabinet. He tweeted, "Congratulations to all those who took oath as ministers in Maharashtra government today. This is a great team of people with administrative experience and passion for good governance. I wish them all the best for serving the people of the state. "