First Omar Abdullah ministry

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First Omar Abdullah ministry
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Ministry of State of Jammu and Kashmir
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Date formed5 January 2009
Date dissolved8 January 2015
People and organisations
Head of stateGovernor
N. N. Vohra
Head of government Omar Abdullah
Member parties JKNC
INC
Opposition party JKPDP
Opposition leader Mehbooba Mufti (assembly)
History
Election 2008
Legislature term6 years
Incoming formation2008
PredecessorGhulam Nabi Azad ministry
Successor Second Mufti Mohammad Sayeed ministry

Omar Abdullah was sworn in as Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir on 5 January 2009. The list of ministers: [1] [2] [3]

Contents

Cabinet ministers

PortfolioMinisterTookofficeLeftofficeParty
Chief Minister
Other departments not allocated to any Minister
5 January 20098 January 2015  JKNC
Deputy Chief Minister5 January 20098 January 2015  INC
Minister of Social Welfare , Ari Trainings and Public Grievances5 January 20098 January 2015  JKNC
Minister of School Education and Public Enterprises5 January 20098 January 2015  INC
Minister of Forest, Ecology and Environment5 January 20098 January 2015  JKNC
Minister of Public Health Engineering, Irrigation and Flood control5 January 20098 January 2015  INC
Minister of Urban Development and Urban Local Bodies, Tourism and culture5 January 20098 January 2015  INC
Minister of Industries and Commerce11 July 20098 January 2015  JKNC
Minister of Health, Horticulture and Floriculture5 January 20098 January 2015  INC
Minister of Consumer Affairs, Public Distribution and Transport11 July 200915 January 2013  JKNC
Minister of Technical Education, Youth Services & Sports and Medical Education11 July 200915 January 2013  INC
  1. Sakina Itoo - Minister for Social Welfare and Administrative Reforms, Inspections, Trainings & Public Grievances
  2. Ali Mohammad Sagar (JKNC) - Minister for Rural Development and Panchayats, Law & Parliamentary Affairs
  3. Mohammad Akbar Lone (JKNC) - Minister for Higher Education
  4. Chowdhary Mohammad Ramzan
  5. Nasir Aslam Wani Minister of State for Tourism & Culture, Housing & Urban Development, PHE, Revenue & Relief
  6. Mir Saifullah
  7. Nazir Ahmed Khan Gurezi
  8. Feroz Ahmed Khan MOS Information and Technology
  9. Sajjad Ahmed Kichloo
  10. Ajay Sadhotra
  11. Ghulam Ahmad Mir (INC)
  12. Abdul Majid Wani (INC)
  13. Vikar Rasool Wani (INC)
  14. Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi - Science and Technology and Animal Husbandry

With One female Cabinet minister (Sakina itoo), the Omar Abdullah ministry was the first government of Jammu and Kashmir to appoint female Cabinet minister.

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References

  1. "Omar sworn in as J&K chief minister". 5 January 2009.
  2. "Omar Abdullah sworn in as J&K CM | India News - Times of India". The Times of India . 5 January 2009.
  3. "Omar Abdullah Sworn In as J&K CM".