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From Pracharak to CM: A look at Trivendra Rawat's journey India Updated: Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 20:28 [IST] New Delhi, Mar 10: From an obscure RSS 'pracharak' to the chief minister of Uttarakhand -- it has been quite a journey for Trivendra Singh Rawat who had to quit the top office on Tuesday ahead of next year's state assembly polls, following a "collective decision" by the party. Trivendra Singh Rawat Sworn in as CM on March 18, 2017 when the BJP stormed to power after winning 57 out of 70 seats, he had just nine days left to complete four years of his tenure when he had to call it quits.
Updated Mar 09, 2021 | 22:44 IST After submitting his resignation, Rawat said the Uttarakhand BJP Legislature Party will meet at the party's state headquarters in Dehradun at 10 am on Wednesday to choose his successor. Trivendra Singh Rawat resigns as Uttarakhand CM. | Photo Credit: PTI Dehradun: Amid political turmoil in the state, Trivendra Rawat resigned as the chief minister of Uttarakhand on Tuesday, following a meeting with BJP chief JP Nadda in the national capital.
He met Governor Baby Rani Maurya at the Raj Bhavan and submitted his resignation. After submitting his resignation, Rawat said the Uttarakhand BJP Legislature Party will meet at the party's state headquarters at 10 am on Wednesday to choose his successor.
Uttarakhand political crisis: CM Trivendra Rawat to meet BJP brass, observers submit report Uttarakhand political crisis: CM Trivendra Rawat to meet BJP brass, observers submit report Several ministers and MLAs have expressed apprehensions over the working style of Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat. advertisement UPDATED: March 8, 2021 13:33 IST Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has cancelled all his engagements on Monday and is likely to meet the party leadership in Delhi (File) Amid a political crisis in Uttarakhand, BJP general secretary Dushyant Kumar Gautam and former Chhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh, who were sent as observers, underlined serious concerns about the state of affairs in the party unit in its report to the BJP high command.