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BANGALORE: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is yet to fill up its quota of 11 ministerial berths, is expected to have a swearing-in of its ministerial nominees on November 22, a day after the swearing-in of nominees from its coalition partner, the Janata Dal (Secular). According to sources in the BJP, names of most of the ministerial candidates have been finalised, barring two or three. This time too, it is unlikely that any women legislators from the BJP would make it to the ministry. The BJP’s total quota in the 34-member ministry is 16. The party has to fill up 11 ministerial vacancies as five have already been filled up.
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