Departments decided among Congress ministers in Jharkhand, Radhakrishna Kishore given the responsibility of Finance Minister

In Jharkhand, the portfolios of Congress quota ministers have been fixed in the cabinet of Chief Minister Hemant Soren. Radhakrishna Kishore has been made Finance Minister. Apart from this, he has been given the responsibility of planning and development, commercial taxes and food distribution and consumer affairs. Radhakrishna Kishore has been elected MLA from Chhatarpur seat.

Deepika Pandey Singh of Congress has been given the charge of Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare, Parliamentary Affairs. Deepika has become MLA by winning from Mahagama seat of Jharkhand.

Irfan Ansari, who became MLA from Jamtara, has been given the responsibility of rural development, rural work and Panchayati Raj. Shilpi Neha Tirkey has been given the charge of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Co-operative and Disaster Management. Shilpi has won the election from Mandar assembly seat.

There may be change in the distribution of departments

Meanwhile, sources close to the Congress President have said that there may be some changes in the portfolios of his quota of ministers. The portfolios of some ministers may be changed. The reason behind this is that Irfan Ansari is not happy with the allotted department.

It is noteworthy that on Thursday (December 5), 11 MLAs took oath as ministers in Jharkhand. This includes six MLAs from CM Hemant Soren’s party Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and one MLA from RJD quota. Sudivya Kumar, Deepak Birua, Ramdas Soren, Chamra Linda, Yogendra Prasad and Hafeezul Hasan have become ministers from JMM. At the same time, Sanjay Prasad Yadav from RJD was included in the cabinet.

After taking oath as minister, Shilpi Neha Tirkey expressed gratitude to the senior leaders of the party. She said, “This is a big responsibility and I will try to fulfill it. Whatever department I am given the responsibility of, I will try to do justice to my work.”

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