Sharad Pawar, Mamata, Akhilesh, KCR: List of Who’s Who of Politics Invited to K’taka CM’s Swearing-in
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai’s swearing-in ceremony is set to see a power-packed presence of political bigwigs from across the country. The ceremony is scheduled to take place on July 28 at the Glass House of Raj Bhavan in Bengaluru. From Sharad Pawar to Mamata Banerjee, many veteran leaders have been invited to the event.
The list of invitees includes senior politicians like former CM of Maharashtra and NCP chief Sharad Pawar, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav, and Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao, among others. The event is expected to be a platform for political leaders to discuss current affairs and rekindle old alliances.
Apart from the political bigwigs, industry leaders, religious leaders and bureaucrats have also been invited to the event. The guest list represents a diverse mix of people from various fields.
The ceremony comes at a time when the state of Karnataka is going through unprecedented challenges, including the Covid-19 pandemic, political instability and economic troubles. The new CM, Basavaraj Bommai, has his job cut out for him as he has to deal with these challenges and also maintain the stability of his government.
As the political leaders from across the country come together to grace the swearing-in ceremony, the event is set to become a platform for political discussions and talks on the current state of affairs. The guest list, which includes a mix of politicians, industrialists and bureaucrats, also highlights the focus on economic development and progress in the state.
In conclusion, the swearing-in ceremony of Karnataka’s new CM is expected to be a grand affair with the presence of many political heavyweights and other prominent personalities. The event is an opportunity to discuss important issues related to the state and the country at large. Karnataka has been facing many challenges, and the new CM has a tough task ahead of him. The presence of the political leaders and other distinguished guests at the ceremony is a sign of support and encouragement for the new government.