Jayaram Thakur: Chief Minister

There is a village in Mandi district, about 198 km away from Shimla, Tandi. Everyone in the family of Jayaram Thakur was spying the TV. The news of JP Nadda, being made the new chief minister of Himachal Pradesh began to be circulated by the sources on the festooned TV channels. With despair his family closed television and went to sleep.

Shimla’s political corridors were awake here. The initiative here was quite fast. There were a lot of speculations. The first idea was whether the Chief Minister’s face was defeated under the conspiracy?

On 24th morning the phone was called to Bari Singh Thakur, Jayaram’s brother in Tandi village in Mandi village. Jairam told Biri that he is going to be the next CM of Himachal Pradesh. The atmosphere in Tandi changed. The whole village was bursting with happiness. Jairam Thakur is a man from the Sangh’s nursery. His image is of a serious kind of leader. He speaks too well on public forums. BJP won all 9 seats in the mandi, this thing went in favor of Jairam Thakur.

Jayaram Thakur has no political heritage. They started with a pawn eating meal for the Wazir’s dinner. His father Jetharam Thakur was a farmer. They used to work as a mechanic for running the Rigux. Jairam’s early education was from the government school of Bagsead. After completing his 12th standard here, his studies stayed for two years. Jairam’s father did not have enough money to send him to college. In this way, he would work with the father in the field, after which he would leave for small wages. After two years of hard work, he raised the fees for his college and went to study at Vallabh College, Mandi.

After losing the 1993 election, Jairam Thakur was looking for aAfter losing the 1993 election, Jairam Thakur was looking for a period of economic crisis. In such a period, Sadhana supported them and in a very ordinary way both of them got married. Sadhana was settled with Jairam in Himachal only. Here he mobilized himself in the work of the Sangh instead of the Medical Practice. They can be seen in the medical camps of all affiliated organizations.