Uttarakhand Political Crisis: CM Trivendra Singh Rawat officially resigns

New Delhi: The picture started getting clear about the ongoing political crisis in Uttarakhand. According to political sources, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat will hold a press conference shortly after 3 pm from now. After this, at 4 o'clock in the evening, he can meet the Governor and resign.

CM Rawat resign:

CM Rawat can propose the name of the next Chief Minister of the state at a press conference at 3 pm. According to sources, BJP leader Dhan Singh Rawat is leading the race of Chief Minister of Uttarakhand.

At the same time, the politics going on in Uttarakhand has become more intense. Earlier there were reports that CM Rawat may have saved his chair after meeting top BJP leaders in Delhi. But after the news of meeting the Governor, the chances of Rawat to continue in office are being seen less.

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CM Trivendra will meet Governor:

Discussion is also going on in the political corridors of Dehradun that CM Rawat can meet the Governor at 4 pm today. At the same time, before this, Rawat and many senior leaders of Uttarakhand BJP have come to Delhi and interacted with the central leadership.

In this, there was a claim to find a solution to the political crisis of Uttarakhand. But now that there have been reports of meeting of CM Rawat and Uttarakhand Governor, since then politics has been hot about the change of leadership in the state government.

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At the same time, BJP spokesperson and MLA Munna Singh Chauhan said that CM Trivendra Rawat is constantly in touch with the high command. He is currently the Chief Minister. Chauhan said that he will first talk to the media and then he will say what he has to say. The movement of MLAs is constantly going on.

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