Who is the new Governor of UP? Anandiben Patel will make history or make it last

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel's tenure ends on July 29. After coming to power for the second term, the Modi government removed Anandiben Patel from Madhya Pradesh and appointed him as the Governor of Uttar Pradesh on 29 July 2019. Now his term ends on Monday, and in such a situation, people's eyes are fixed on the Raj Bhavan. No governor has served a second consecutive term in the political history of the state. It remains to be seen whether Anandiben Patel will create history in such a scenario or whether he will be given a few days' extension till the appointment of a new governor. After Narendra Modi took over as the Prime Minister in 2014, Anandiben Patel took over as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Following this, the Modi government appointed Anandiben Patel as the Governor of Madhya Pradesh in January 2018. MP also took charge of Chhattisgarh during his tenure as Governor. After this, when the Modi government came to power for the second time, governors were appointed in several states of the country, including Lalji Tandon as the Governor of Madhya Pradesh and Anandiben Patel as the Governor of Uttar Pradesh. In this case, his tenure as UP Governor will end on July 29. Also Read- Why All Eyes on UP Politics on July 29? From Yogi to Akhilesh, the election is on and Governor Anandiben Patel, who has completed five years in Uttar Pradesh, will be the 8th Governor to complete his tenure on July 29. The list of governors who completed their five-year term in UP includes Kanhailal Manik Lal Munshi, Vishwanath Das, B.G. Reddy, Chandrashwar Prasad Narayan Singh, Mohd. Anandiben Patel's name is to be included after Usman Arif, TV Rajeshwar and Ram Naik. BL Joshi was the Governor of UP for four years and 11 months. With this, he could not complete his five-year tenure in a single month. What history will Anandiben Patel make? In the political history of UP, no governor has been able to serve a second term. A total of 25 governors have been appointed in Uttar Pradesh so far. Anandiben Patel's tenure ends on July 29. In such a situation, if the Modi government re-appoints him as the governor, it will create history. But history will be created only if he forms the government for the second term, but if the government does not give him this opportunity, the tradition that is going on till now will remain the same. In this situation, to keep Anandi Ben Patel as the governor again, we have to wait and see whether the Modi government will give him a 2nd term and extend his tenure for a few days. Ram Naik was given a five-day extension as governor. The Monsoon Session of the Assembly begins on July 29. In this case, if the government does not appoint anyone as the governor, it is considered that Anandiben Patel may be given an extension of a few days.