TDP-3, JDU-3..who has how much participation in Modi-3.0 cabinet, the picture is clear

New Delhi: After the results of the Lok Sabha elections, one thing has been decided that NDA is going to form the government for the third time and its leader will be Prime Minister Modi. After the full support of the NDA constituent parties, Modi will take oath as PM for the third time on June 9. In such a situation, this government has crossed one hurdle, but before the swearing-in, it has not been decided who will get which ministry. If sources are to be believed, Chandrababu Naidu's party TDP wants 3 ministries, while JDU is demanding ministries on the basis of the formula applicable in Bihar. This means that JDU wants the same number of ministers as BJP. At the same time, LJP and HAM party can get one ministerial post each. However, nothing is official yet.JDU wants ministerial post on this formula
Nitish Kumar made it clear in the NDA parliamentary party meeting on Friday that he will remain a partner of this alliance for the next 5 years and will fully support whatever help is given or decisions are taken. After this, the matter is stuck on the ministries. Earlier it was reported that JDU wants 3 ministerial posts from its quota in which the railway ministry is the main one. According to the information received from sources today, the story is different. Janata Dal United wants BJP to work on the Bihar formula, that is, JDU will also have the same number of ministers as BJP has. Suppose if tomorrow BJP makes 6 ministers from its side, then JDU will also want 6 ministerial posts.

What equation is formed at the Centre due to Bihar formula?
In this Lok Sabha election, Bihar has got 30 out of 40 seats. BJP and JDU have got 12 seats each, LJP (Ram Vilas) has got 5 and Jitan Ram Manjhi's party Hindustan Awam Morcha has got 1 seat. If BJP follows Bihar's formula, then in case of making 12 ministers, JDU will also have to make 12 ministers. After that, one ministerial post will be given from LJP's quota and 1 to HAM party. However, nothing is official yet.