According to sources, the names of a deputy chief minister, two members of the current cabinet, and a former deputy chief minister were discovered on the list and are likely to be eliminated in the upcoming election. According to reports, the chief minister had assured them that he had given the MLAs adequate time to begin their work. These MLAs and Ministers, however, did not go door to door or interact with the electorate.
While the door-to-door campaign lasted for 70 days, the participation of these 27 MLAs, ministers, and previous ministers lasted only 15 days. The chief minister reportedly assured them that he would not give up on victory and reiterated his goal of capturing all 175 assembly seats in the upcoming elections. Since their names were called out at the meeting, it will be interesting to see what these 27 MLAs decide to do. The question remains as to whether they will perform better or change parties prior to elections.