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Narendra Modi, the leader of Bharatiya Janata Party, was sworn in as Chief Minister of Gujarat for the fourth time in 2012 following victory in 2012 Gujarat Legislative Assembly election.[1][2]
Cabinet ministers[edit | edit source]
Ministers of State[edit | edit source]
- Pradipsinh Jadeja
- Jayanti Kavadia
- Govind Patel
- Parbat Patel
- Rajni Patel
- Purshottam Solanki
- Vasuben Trivedi
- Liladhar Vaghela
- Nanu Vanani
- Ganpat Vasava
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Team Modi: meet the ministers, 5 March 2013 (NDTV) "Modi's Ministers in fourth term".
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