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After the resignation of Anil Baijal, there are already five names on which discussions are intensifying and one of them may be the next deputy governor of Delhi. Let’s find out who those five names are…
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After the resignation of Anil Baijal, there are already five names on which discussions are intensifying and one of them may be the next deputy governor of Delhi. Let’s find out who those five names are…
Prafulla Khoda Patel
Praful Patel is currently the Deputy Governor of Lakshadweep. He had been in controversies regarding many of his decisions made in Lakshadweep. The local people strongly opposed him. Praful Patel’s name is also prominent in the race for the lieutenant governor of Delhi because, in March this year, CM Arvind Kejriwal wrote about Baijal’s departure from the tweet. At the same time, Kejriwal had said in the tweet that Praful Patel, the manager of Lakshadweep, will become the next LG of Delhi.
Rakesh Mehta
The name of Rakesh Mehta, a Gujarat cadre IAS officer, former Delhi Chief Secretary and Electoral Commissioner, is also in the running. Rakesh Mehta lives in discussions in the political corridors, so his name cannot be ignored either.
Rajiv Maharshi
Like Baijal, Rajiv has also been a former Interior Secretary. He has also served as Secretary of Finance, CAG.
sunil arora
Former Chief Elections Commissioner Sunil Arora, whose term ended in April this year, is also considered in this race. Sunil Arora has also been Secretary to the Ministry of Skills Development and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
Rakesh Astana
The current Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana is also participating in this race. He was appointed commissioner in July of last year. The matter had also gone to court regarding his appointment which was dismissed by the Delhi High Court. That case is currently in the Supreme Court. Rakesh Asthana’s tenure as CBI Director General has also been a matter of controversy.
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Delhi Deputy Governor Anil Baijal has resigned from his post. In his resignation letter submitted to the president, Baijal has said that he will resign for personal reasons, the officials said. Baijal, an IAS batch 1969 officer, was appointed as the 21st Deputy Governor of Delhi in December 2016. It should be noted that Baijal’s tenure of more than five years was fraught with disputes with the Aam Aadmi Party government over administrative jurisdiction. . Baijal’s resignation comes at a time when the central government has decided to merge the three Delhi corporations.
After the resignation of Anil Baijal, there are already five names on which discussions are intensifying and one of them may be the next deputy governor of Delhi. Let’s find out who those five names are…
Prafulla Khoda Patel
Praful Patel is currently the Deputy Governor of Lakshadweep. He had been in controversies regarding many of his decisions made in Lakshadweep. The local people strongly opposed him. Praful Patel’s name is also prominent in the race for the lieutenant governor of Delhi because, in March this year, CM Arvind Kejriwal wrote about Baijal’s departure from the tweet. At the same time, Kejriwal had said in the tweet that Praful Patel, the manager of Lakshadweep, will become the next LG of Delhi.
Rakesh Mehta
The name of Rakesh Mehta, a Gujarat cadre IAS officer, former Delhi Chief Secretary and Electoral Commissioner, is also in the running. Rakesh Mehta lives in discussions in the political corridors, so his name cannot be ignored either.
Rajiv Maharshi
Like Baijal, Rajiv has also been a former Interior Secretary. He has also served as Secretary of Finance, CAG.
sunil arora
Former Chief Elections Commissioner Sunil Arora, whose term ended in April this year, is also considered in this race. Sunil Arora has also been Secretary to the Ministry of Skills Development and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
Rakesh Astana
The current Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana is also participating in this race. He was appointed commissioner in July of last year. The matter had also gone to court regarding his appointment which was dismissed by the Delhi High Court. That case is currently in the Supreme Court. Rakesh Asthana’s tenure as CBI Director General has also been a matter of controversy.