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Pondy Ministry in two instalments
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, OCT. 24.Mr. N. Rangasamy, Chief Minister-designate of
Pondicherry, will be sworn-in on Saturday, October 27. He
succeeds Mr. P.Shanmugam who resigned, last week, as none of the
MLA was willing to resign to facilitate his election to the
Assembly.
On Saturday, Mr. Rangasamy, will be the lone person to be sworn-
in and his Ministry will be finalised and sworn in later, in
consultation with the high command. The decision to hold the
swearing-in ceremony in two instalments was taken in his meeting
with the Congress president, Ms. Sonia Gandhi, and the AICC
general secretary-in-charge, Mr. Ghulam Nabi Azad. He was
accompanied by the Pondicherry PCC chief, Mr. Narayanswamy.
Mr. Rangasamy's Ministry will also include a representative of
Mr. Kannan's Puducheri Makal Congress.
Later, talking to newspersons, Mr. Azad clarified that the issue
of whether the AIADMK and the TMC would join the Government would
be decided later. As far as Tamil Nadu was concerned, the
Congress alliance with the AIADMK would continue, despite the
fact that the two parties had contested the recent local bodies
elections separately. He also expressed satisfaction at the
outcome of the elections.
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