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Modi to meet ministers today to assess performance before a possible reshuffle

| | Jun 30, 2016, at 05:14 pm
New Delhi, June 20 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet his council of ministers on Thursday to review performances before a likely shake up in the cabinet, media reports said.

In the meeting, ministers are expected to give account of work done  since the BJP-led government came to power two years ago.

The possibility of a cabinet reshuffle looked imminent after the Prime Minister held a meeting with BJP President Amit Shah for more than five hours last night.

Speculations ate that Modi may bring in changes in the cabinet before he leaves for Africa on July six. 

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