The expansion of the Modi cabinet may take place after the assembly elections in Haryana and Maharashtra. The BJP wants JDU to be included in the cabinet through expansion and there will be a complete halt to the speculation that the two parties will enter different constituencies in Bihar. If the talks move in the right direction, the Cabinet expansion could get a green signal before the cold session that starts next month or immediately after the Jharkhand assembly elections in December.

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According to the media report, according to a senior government minister, the discussion in terms of expansion is currently at the initial stage. In such a situation, will the expansion be immediate or after the Jharkhand assembly elections, it is difficult to say. However, the truth is that along with the need to increase the numbers in the cabinet, the need to keep the allies tight is felt. Apart from this, there is a need to give responsibility to experienced and energetic faces in such ministries after the reshuffle of secretaries level in some important ministries.

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In this context, the party may talk to Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and Shiv Sena leadership in the near future. Significantly, in the second term of the Modi government, the BJP did not get a chance to have a detailed dialogue with the allies. Due to some differences due to this, if JDU made a distance from joining the government, a decision could not be taken on another state ministerial post for Shiv Sena. For this reason, the representation of Apna Dal in the government with the new NDA ally AIADMK in Tamil Nadu could not be decided. Only then it was decided that in the near future these deficiencies will be overcome through an extension. Now that the elections in Haryana and Maharashtra have been completed, the rumor of expansion has started.

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