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The Vir Bahadur Singh ministry [1] is the Council of Ministers in 9th Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly headed by Chief Minister Vir Bahadur Singh.

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Chief Minister & Cabinet Ministers

  1. Vir Bahadur Singh - Chief Minister
  2. Baldev Singh Arya - Revenue
  3. Lokpati Tripathi - Public Health and Medical
  4. Swaroop kumari Bakshi - Social Welfare
  5. Sanjay Singh - Transport
  6. Narendra Singh - Agriculture
  7. Shyam Surat Upadhyay - Rural Development and Panchayati Raj
  8. Arun Kumar Singh - Cooperatives
  9. Sunil Shastri - Energy
  10. Sibte Razi - Education and Muslim Waqf

Minister of State

  1. Hukum Singh - Parliamentary Affairs, Food and Logistics and Animal Husbandary
  2. Zafar Ali Naqvi - Forest
  3. Padma Seth -Urban Development
  1. Shiv Balak Pasi - Agriculture
  2. Om Prakash Richhariya - Finance and Planning
  3. Gauri Shankar - Revenue
  4. Manpal Singh - Food and Logistics
  5. Ram Naresh Shukla - PWD, Revenue, Law, Home Guards and Freedom Fighters

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