Fourth Mayawati ministry

Fourth Mayawati ministry
Fourth Mayawati ministry
; 20th Cabinet of Uttar Pradesh
	Kumari Mayawati ; Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Date formed	13 May 2007
Date dissolved	15 March 2012
People and organisations
Head of state	T. V. Rajeswar (until July 2009); B. L. Joshi (from July 2009);
Head of government	Mayawati
Member party	Bahujan Samaj Party
Status in legislature	Majority 206 / 403 (51%)
Opposition party	Samajwadi Party
Opposition leader	Mulayam Singh Yadav (Assembly); Ahmad Hasan (Council);
History
Election	2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
Legislature term	5 years
Predecessor	Third Mulayam Singh Yadav ministry
Successor	Akhilesh Yadav ministry

Date formed13 May 2007

Date dissolved15 March 2012

Head of state

T. V. Rajeswar (until July 2009)
B. L. Joshi (from July 2009)

Head of governmentMayawati

The Fourth Mayawati ministry was the Council of Ministers in the 15th Uttar Pradesh Assembly, headed by Chief Minister Mayawati.

The ministry was formed after the 2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election, in which the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), under Mayawati's leadership, secured an absolute majority by winning 206 out of 403 seats.^[1] She took oath as the Chief Minister on 13 May 2007.^[2]^[3]

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Sl No.	Name	Department	Party
1	Mayawati Chief Minister	Home, Vigilance, Personnel, Appointments, Secretariat Administration, other departments not allocated to any Minister	BSP
2	Naseemuddin Siddiqui	Excise Public Works Irrigation Housing Urban Planning Census Sugarcane Development Any Other	BSP
3	Babu Singh Kushwaha	Family Welfare, Medical Education, Family Welfare, Panchayati Raj, Mining, Geology, Cooperative	BSP
4	Swami Prasad Maurya	Revenue, Relief, Rehabilitation, Public Grievances.^[4]	BSP
5	Sukhdev Rajbhar	Rural Development, Panchayati Raj	BSP
6	Lalji Verma	Finance, Planning	BSP
7	Ramveer Upadhyay	Energy, Transport	BSP
8	Indrajit Saroj	Social Welfare	BSP
9	Rajnath Sonkar Shastri	Labour and Employment	BSP
10	Thakur Jaiveer Singh	Secondary Education, later Rural Development, Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Foreign Trade. .^[5]	BSP
11	Veer Singh	Labour and Employment, Sericulture, Weaving.^[6]	BSP
12	Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary	Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Foreign Trade, Agriculture Export Promotion.^[7]	BSP
13	Rakeshdhar Tripathi	Higher Education	BSP
14	Janardan Dwivedi Narayan Rai	Registration, Stamp, Judicial Duties .^[8]	BSP
15	Nakul Dubey	Urban Development, Water Resources, Environment, Culture, Urban Planning, Tax and Institutional Finance	BSP
16	Daddu Prasad	Rural Development	BSP
17	Narayan Singh	Horticulture	BSP
18	Sudhir Goyal	Information, Science and Technology.	BSP
19	Ram Prasad Chaudhary	Food & Civil Supplies, Civil Supplies Control, Consumer Protection. Food & Civil Supplies was retained while Measurement & Distribution was removed.	BSP
20	Dharam Singh Saini	Vocational Education	BSP
21	Rangnath Mishra ^[9]	Secondary Education	BSP
22	Ayodhya Prasad Pal	Sports & Youth Welfare	BSP

Sl No.	Name	Department	Party
1	Chandradev Ram Yadav	Small Scale Industries	BSP
2	Ashok Kumar	Land Development and Water Resources	BSP
3	Rajpal Tyagi	Agricultural Education and Research	BSP
4	Subhash Pandey	Culture	BSP
5	Dharamraj Nishad	Fisheries	BSP
6	Nand Gopal Gupta 'Nandi'	Institutional Finance Stamp, Registration Court Fees	BSP
7	Kamalakant Gautam	Finance later Education and Research.	BSP
8	Yograj Singh Balyan	Agro Education & Research	BSP

Sl No.	Name	Department	Party
1	Dharamraj Nishad	Fisheries ^[3]	BSP
2	Ram Achal Rajbhar	Transport	BSP
3	Anis Ahmad Khan	Minority Welfare Haj	BSP
4	Ayodhya Prasad Pal	Sports Youth Welfare	BSP
5	Jamuna Nishad	Fisheries Nautical Welfare	BSP
6	Omwati	Technical Education Food and Civil Supplies	BSP
7	Badshah Singh	Labour Small Scale Industries	BSP
8	Rangnath Mishra^[3]	Rural Engineering Services Secondary Education	BSP
9	Vinod Kumar	Tourism	BSP
10	Fateh Bahadur Singh	Forest Animal Husbandry	BSP
11	Lakhi Ram Nagar	Minor Irrigation	BSP
12	Avadhesh Kumar Verma	Backward Classes Welfare	BSP
13	Ramhet	Election Consumer Protection and Weights & Measures	BSP
14	Ram Pal Verma	Resettlement and Land Development	BSP
15	Anant Kumar Mishra	Health Medical Education Co-operatives	BSP
16	Awadhpal Singh Yadav	Animal Husbandry Dairy Development	BSP
17	Akbar Husain	Additional Energy Sources	BSP
18	Sadal Prasad	Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Welfare Vocational and Technical Education	BSP
19	Yashwant Singh	Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation Programme	BSP
20	Ratan Lal Ahirwar	Ambedkar Village Development	BSP
21	Anand Sen Yadav	Food Processing	BSP
22	Jaiveer Singh	Flood Control Drainage Scheme Minor Irrigation	BSP
23	Bhagwati Prasad Sagar	Rehabilitation Vocational Education	BSP
24	Sangram Singh	Food and Logistics Khadi and Village Industries Silk Industry	BSP
25	Abdul Mannan	Agricultural Foreign Trade Agricultural Marketing	BSP
26	Yograj Singh	Agricultural Education Agricultural Research^[3]	BSP
27	Vidhya Choudhary	Finance Women Welfare	BSP
28	Rajesh Tiwari	Homeopathic Medicine Religious Affairs	BSP
29	Masood Islam Ansari	Muslim Waqf	BSP
30	Sudhir Mishra	Ayurveda	BSP
31	Har Om	Home Guards Civil Defence	BSP
32	Yashpal Singh	Science and Technology	BSP

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Fourth Mayawati ministry
20th Cabinet of Uttar Pradesh
Kumari Mayawati Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Date formed	13 May 2007
Date dissolved	15 March 2012
People and organisations
Head of state	T. V. Rajeswar (until July 2009) B. L. Joshi (from July 2009)
Head of government	Mayawati
Member party	Bahujan Samaj Party
Status in legislature	Majority 206 / 403 (51%)
Opposition party	Samajwadi Party
Opposition leader	Mulayam Singh Yadav (Assembly) Ahmad Hasan (Council)
History
Election	2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
Legislature term	5 years
Predecessor	Third Mulayam Singh Yadav ministry
Successor	Akhilesh Yadav ministry