Ahmedabad (Gujarat) – The Chief Minister Vijay Rupani of the BJP-led Government in Gujarat has resigned. Rupani met the State Governor and handed over his resignation. Vijay Rupani then held a press conference and gave this information. He said, “I thank the people of Gujarat and BJP for the trust they showed in me. With my resignation, new faces in the Party will get an opportunity and responsibility.” He also thanked all his colleagues for their cooperation in carrying out his duties during his tenure. BJP has started preparing for contesting the forthcoming State legislative assembly elections with a new face as their leader informed the sources.
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani resigns from post in Gandhinagarhttps://t.co/murdz4WHDN
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