The political landscape of West Bengal witnesses a major transition as the newly appointed Chief Minister takes the oath of office and secrecy. During the official swearing-in ceremony, the Chief Minister pledges true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of India, promising to uphold the sovereignty and integrity of the nation. The leader commits to discharging the duties of the highest executive office in the state with utmost dedication, ensuring justice for all sections of society without fear, favour, affection, or ill will. Following the solemn pledge, the Governor of West Bengal officially issues the order of appointment for the new cabinet. Exercising powers conferred by Article 164(1) of the Constitution, and acting on the advice of the newly sworn-in Chief Minister, the Governor appoints the members of the council of ministers. The ceremony marks the formal commencement of the new government’s tenure in West Bengal, setting the stage for the upcoming legislative and executive agenda in the state.
