Interesting events involving a short-lived CM in a political maneuver

The second term of BJP's Devendra Fadnavis, who was sworn in as CM in the morning of November 7, with the NCP claiming to be Ajit Pawar's support, has lasted only 7 days. Fadnavis also resigned after the resignation of Ajit Pawar, who was made the Deputy Chief Minister, on November 9, in the Legislative Assembly with the order of the apex court. Not only Devendra Fadnavis has been the Chief Minister for the shortest days, the political events have happened in other states.

In 7, Satish Prasad remained Bihar Chief Minister for only seven days

Bihar's Satish Prasad Singh was sworn in as Chief Minister on January 3. Satish Prasad was the first person from the backward castes of Bihar to be the Chief Minister. As soon as Satish Prasad's political opponents did not suffer this, political conspiracies were set up to oust them. BP Mandal, who resigned from Satish Prasad on February 7, became Bihar's chief minister. Thus, Satish Prasad was the Chief Minister of Bihar for only seven days. However, even BP Mandal could not rule for more than 3 days in the guise of political betrayal.

Janaki Ramchandran's government in Tamil Nadu lasted only 2 days

The death of Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MG Ramachandran on December 3 was a wake-up call on who succeeded him. One of the party MLAs, named after Ramchandran's wife Janaki Ramachandran, had sent a letter of support to the governor. While the other party belonged to Jai Lalita, Janaki Ramchandran did not approve the arrest as CM. The Governor made the oath of office to the Chief Minister on January 3 by SL Khurana, but could not prove a majority on the floor of the assembly. Janaki Ramchandra was forced to resign on January 7. He was Chief Minister for a total of 7 days.

Jagadumbika Pal became the Chief Minister of UP for only 7 days

In Indian politics, Jagdambika Pal has a record of being the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh for just seven days. On February 3, the then UP Governor Romish Bhandari, who had ousted Chief Minister Kalyan Singh, had sworn in as the CM of Loktantrik Congress party, which was separated from the Congress, overnight. Kalyan Singh went to the High Court against the Governor's action. The next day, on February 7, the court upheld the Governor's decision and left Kalyan Singh as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. It happened that Jagadumbika Pal had to be deposed on CM as soon as he reached the secretariat at Lucknow as Chief Minister in the morning.

Shivu Soren became the Chief Minister for only seven days in Jharkhand

On March 3, the Governor of Jharkhand invited Shibu Soren of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha to form a government despite not having enough majority. The governor gave Shibu Soren a three-day-long period to prove his majority in the Legislative Assembly. On 7 March, just two days before the Assembly proved a majority, the central government was forced to resign Shibu Soren from the post of Chief Minister. Subsequently, BJP's Arjun Munda formed the government with the help of Janata Dal United and Independent MLAs.

Yeddyurappa's only two-and-a-half-day CM record in 7th

None of the parties got a majority in the Karnataka Assembly election results on June 3. When Kumaraswamy of the Janata Dal (U) was supporting the Congress, the Karnataka governor invited Yeddyurappa to form the government and gave him a four-day long term to prove his majority in the assembly, but was forced to a floor test soon after the Supreme Court ruling. Yeddyurappa resigned as chief minister in just two-and-a-half days, with a sentimental speech of 5 minutes saying that the magic of the majority could not be reached.

The short-lived government of S. C. Marak of Meghalaya and C.H. Mohammed of Kerala
The chief ministers who have had to leave in a short time include SC Marak of Meghalaya and CH Mohammed of Kerala. The Chief Minister of Meghalaya remained the Chief Minister for 7 days, from 7th January to 5th March. While CH Mohammed of the Indian Union Muslim League in Kerala did not taste the power for long. On 8 October he took oath and held the post of Chief Minister for only 2 days on December 3. At the same time, CH Mohammed was the youngest Muslim to become the Chief Minister.