Mukesh Ahlawat, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA from the Sultanpur Majra constituency, took the oath of office as a Delhi government minister on Saturday. This appointment marks a significant moment, bringing a new face to the Delhi Cabinet and strengthening the representation of the Dalit community in the capital’s political landscape.
Ahlawat’s entry into the cabinet, led by Chief Minister Atishi, who assumed her role on September 21st, comes amid growing calls for early Assembly elections in Delhi.
Following his swearing-in ceremony, Ahlawat expressed his gratitude, stating, “It’s all because of Arvind Kejriwal and Baba Saheb that people like me become the Minister. We will work as much as possible – the priorities will be to work for the people of Dalit and backward communities…”
He further conveyed his sense of fulfillment, saying, “Today is a very fortunate day for me. From today, I will begin a new phase in my journey. I am deeply grateful to Arvind Kejriwal ji and Atishi ji for including me in the cabinet.”
Who is Mukesh Ahlawat? 8 Things to Know About Him:
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Elected MLA:
Ahlawat represents the Sultanpur Majra constituency as a member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA).2.
Prominent AAP Leader:
He is a prominent figure within the Aam Aadmi Party, known for his dedication to social justice and his strong connection with the Dalit community.3.
Advocate for Dalit Rights:
Ahlawat has been a vocal advocate for the rights of Dalits and marginalized communities.4.
Political Journey:
He has actively participated in various political initiatives and movements, showcasing his commitment to public service.5.
Community Engagement:
Ahlawat has consistently engaged with his constituents, working tirelessly to address their needs and concerns.6.
Political Leadership:
His appointment as a minister reflects the trust and faith placed in his leadership by the AAP and the people of Delhi.7.
New Chapter:
His entry into the cabinet marks a new chapter in his political journey, where he will take on greater responsibility and contribute to the governance of the capital.8.
