Who will Attend Delhi CM Oath Ceremony: Preparations are in full swing for the oath ceremony of Delhi’s new chief minister, set to take place on Thursday (February 20). However, the identity of the individual who will take the top position remains a mystery.
The ceremony, scheduled for noon at Delhi’s Ram Leela Ground, will host a range of dignitaries, including politicians, foreign guests, and celebrities. Three stages will be set up at the venue: one for senior dignitaries including PM Modi, Lt Governor VK Saxena, BJP President JP Nadda, the new chief minister, and their cabinet, and the other two for union ministers, chief ministers, deputy chief ministers, and other guests.
Delhi CM oath-taking ceremony: Guest list
Notable attendees will include Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda, and Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, along with several other Union ministers.
The event will also see chief ministers and deputy chief ministers from BJP-ruled states, though some may miss the ceremony due to ongoing budget sessions in their states. Around 40 celebrities have reportedly been invited as well.
Other dignitaries such as Delhi’s Chief Secretary and the Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor will be present to oversee the ceremony. Outgoing Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, as well as AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal, will also be invited according to protocol.
50,000 to 1 lakh people expected to attend
A crowd of 50,000, including BJP supporters and Delhi residents, is expected at the event, according to BJP MP Yogender Chandolia. Some party leaders anticipate the crowd could reach as high as 100,000, fueled by the excitement over the BJP’s return to power in Delhi.
Preparations in full swing
Preparations at Ram Leela Ground are already underway, with the area being cleaned and the pavements freshly painted. Chandolia explained that the venue was chosen for its capacity to accommodate people from all walks of life, unlike Raj Bhawan, which would not have been sufficient. The ground has hosted many significant events in Delhi’s history.
