Minister of Home Affairs (Vishwamitra)

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Minister of Home Affairs
गृह मंत्री (Hindi)
Coat of arms of Vishwamitra
Incumbent
Farhaz Hazarika
since 29 March 2024
Ministry of Home Affairs
StyleThe Honourable
Member of
Reports toPrime Minister
NominatorPrime Minister
AppointerThe Rashtradhyaksh
on the recommendation of the Prime Minister
Term lengthAt His Majesty's pleasure
Formation6 December 2015; 5 years ago
First holderAnoushkaa Patranabish
DeputyMinister of State for Home Affairs

The Minister of Home Affairs (commonly shortened to Home Minister) is the minister in the Government of Vishwamitra who is responsible for overseeing the nation's internal affairs, particularly public security, emergency management, civil registration and identification, supervision of regional and local governments, conduct of elections and heads the Ministry of Home Affairs. The Minister of Home Affairs is one of the senior-most ministerial positions in the nation and is a member of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS).

The Minister of Home Affairs is often assisted by a junior minister, the Minister of State for Home Affairs, who form the core-ministerial team in the ministry are responsible for the affairs of the ministry.

The first Minister of Home Affairs was Anoushkaa Patranabish who was appointed on 6 December 2015 following the establishment of the ministry under prime minister Klarissa Sriraya. The current minister is deputy prime minister Farhaz Hazarika who has been in office since 29 March 2024.

History of office

The Minister of Home Affairs has been the head of the Ministry of Home Affairs since its formation on 6 December 2015 under prime minister Klarissa Sriraya. The first minister was Anoushkaa Patranabish who has served as the home minister on several other occasions as well. Often prime ministers including Varuna Sriraya, Tanishkaa Patranabish, Farhaz Hazarika subsequently served as the ministers of home affairs during their premiership. The Minister of Home Affairs is one of the senior-most members of the cabinet and often ranked after the Prime Minister as the senior-most government member. Nishwan Baidantic is the only person to have served as both cabinet and state minister in the ministry.

The position of the Minister of Home Affairs is usually held by a resident citizen with the only exception of Carson Snyder who served as the home minister in the caretaker government of Phillip Joseph Pillin between October and November 2021.

The ministers have often been referred through various titles. From the inception of the ministry till 6 August 2017, the minister was referred as the Minister of Home Affairs. Following the renaming of the ministry on 6 August 2017, the minister came to be known as the Minister of Internal Affairs and subsequently was reverted back to its original name in March 2018. Following the constitutional coup of 2018, the position was renamed to that of Cabinet Secretary with Arnab Sil being the first and only person to hold said position. In the post-coup governments until the establishment of the monarchy in June 2020, the minister was titled again as Minister of Home Affairs. On 17 June 2020, the position was renamed to that of Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security which was again renamed to its original name on 28 January 2021 and the name has been renamed the same since then.

Roles and duties

The minister is usually one of the most senior members of Cabinet and a member on the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS). The minister is seen as one of the people most responsible for formulating Vishwamitra's internal security, as they along with other relevant ministers advise the Prime Minister in developing and implementing internal laws, matters related to administration, etc, and also acts as the government's main spokesperson on internal affairs issues.

Ministers

  • Note:   Caretaker Minister

Minister of Home Affairs (2015–2017)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010) 		6 December
2015 		11 April
2016 		127 days Non-affiliated Klarissa II
Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007) 		11 April
2016 		2 October
2016 		174 days Secular Varuna III
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for North Krishnanagar I 		2 October
2016 		27 November
2016 		56 days
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
MP for Beltola
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		27 November
2016 		30 December
2016 		82 days
30 December
2016 		17 February
2017 		Varuna IV
Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007)
MP for Beltola IV 		17 February
2017 		12 April
2017 		54 days Secular
Arnab Sil
(born 2004)
MP for Maligaon II
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		12 April
2017 		5 July
2017 		84 days Freedom Klarissa III
Klarissa Sriraya
(born 2005)
MP for Basant Bahar
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		5 July
2017 		6 August
2017 		32 days Independent Tanishkaa II

Minister of Internal Affairs (2017–2018)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Klarissa Sriraya
(born 2005)
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		6 August
2017 		25 December
2017 		141 days Independent Tanishkaa II
Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
Unelected
(Prime Minister) 		25 December
2017 		21 March
2018 		86 days Congress Varuna V

Minister of Home Affairs (2018)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
MP for Maligaon
(Prime Minister) 		21 March
2018 		13 May
2018 		53 days Congress Varuna VI

Cabinet Secretary (2018)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Arnab Sil
(born 2004)
MP for Goshala 		14 May
2018 		12 October
2018 		151 days Congress Tanishkaa III
Interim Varuna II

Minister of Home Affairs (2018–2020)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010)
(Vice President) 		12 October
2018 		6 January
2019 		86 days Secular Varuna VII
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for Kalapani 		7 January
2019 		29 January
2019 		22 days Congress Tanishkaa IV
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
(Prime Minister)
Additional charge 		29 January
2019 		1 February
2019 		3 days Secular
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for Kalapani
(Deputy Prime Minister from
17 March 2019) 		1 February
2019 		17 March
2019 		50 days Congress
17 March
2019 		23 March
2019 		Tanishkaa V
Asmi Patranabis
(born 2007)
MP for Bhetapara Rural
Additional charge 		23 March
2019 		29 March
2019 		6 days
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for Kalapani
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		29 March
2019 		16 July
2019 		109 days
Arnab Sil
(born 2004)
MP for Maligaon
(Senior Minister) 		6 July
2019 		13 September
2019 		59 days
Ankurjyoti Thakuria
(born 2002)
Unelected
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		13 September
2019 		29 September
2019 		16 days
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		29 September
2019 		8 November
2019 		40 days
Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010)
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		8 November
2019 		12 December
2019 		34 days
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for Kalapani 		12 December
2019 		10 January
2020 		29 days
Tanishkaa Patranabish
(born 2004)
(Prime Minister) 		10 January
2020 		1 February
2020 		22 days
Arnab Sil
(born 2004)
MP for Maligaon 		1 February
2020 		3 March
2020 		31 days
Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010)
(Prime Minister)
Caretaker Minister 		3 March
2020 		9 March
2020 		6 days Congress Anoushkaa I
(Caretaker)
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
(Deputy Prime Minister)
Caretaker Minister 		9 March
2020 		22 March
2020 		13 days
Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010)
MP for Beltola Urban
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		22 March
2020 		30 April
2020 		39 days Tanishkaa VI
Bishnu Chetry
(born 2001)
MP for Kalapani
(Senior Minister) 		13 May
2020 		8 June
2020 		26 days Congress Tanishkaa VII
Abhiraj Kar
Senior Prince of Purvanchal
(born 2006)
MP for Bharat Sevashram
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		8 June
2020 		17 June
2020 		9 days Anoushkaa II

Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security (2020–2021)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Nishwan Baidantic
(born 2001)
MP for Dhirenpara
(Senior Minister) 		17 June
2020 		20 August
2020 		64 days Congress Anoushkaa II
Abhiraj Kar
Senior Prince of Purvanchal
(born 2006)
MP for Bharat Sevashram
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		20 August
2020 		28 January
2021 		161 days
Varuna Sriraya
(born 2002)
(Rashtradhyaksh)
Caretaker Minister/Advisor to the Government 		28 January
2021 		1 March
2021 		32 days Non-affiliated Snagoveanu I
(Caretaker)

Minister of Home Affairs (2021–present)

Portrait Minister
(Birth-Death)
Constituency 		Term of office Political party Ministry
From To Period
Farhaz Hazarika
Duke of Pragjyotisha[a]
(born 2003)
MP for Basistha City
(Deputy Prime Minister from
18 June 2021,
Prime Minister from
11 September 2021) 		6 March
2021 		9 September
2021 		229 days Congress Snagoveanu II
11 September
2021 		21 October
2021 		Hazarika I
Carson Snyder
(born 2003)
Caretaker Minister 		21 October
2021 		22 November
2021 		32 days Non-affiliated Pillin
(Caretaker)
Princess Anoushkaa Patranabish
(born 2010)
MP for Brikshasthana
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		22 November
2021 		17 March
2022 		115 days Congress Hazarika II
Farhaz Hazarika
Duke of Pragjyotisha
(born 2001)
MP for Rashtra Niwas
(Prime Minister) 		17 March
2022 		12 May
2022 		136 days
12 May
2022 		31 July
2022 		Non-affiliated Hazarika III
Klarissa Sriraya
Crown Princess of Purvanchal
(born 2005)
MP for Rashtra Niwas (since Nov'2022)
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		31 July
2022 		11 November
2022 		1 year, 70 days
12 November
2022 		9 October
2023 		Congress Hazarika IV
Farhaz Hazarika
(born 2001)
MP for Basisthapur
(Prime Minister) 		13 October
2023 		20 December
2023 		68 days Hazarika V
Klarissa Sriraya
Crown Princess of Purvanchal
(born 2005)
MP for Rashtra Niwas
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		20 December
2023 		29 March
2024 		100 days
Sri Rajanya Sukhaprada Singhasri
Farhaz Hazarika
(born 2001)
MP for Basisthapur
(Deputy Prime Minister) 		29 March
2024 		Incumbent 234 days Klarissa IV
  1. ↑ Count Hazarika from 23 May 2021; created Duke of Pragjyotisha on 16 August 2021

Timeline

Carson I of Northwood-OregonFarhaz HazarikaAbhiraj KarAnkurjyoti ThakuriaVaruna Sriraya of PurvanchalKlarissa SrirayaArnab Sil, Rajpramukh of Madhya PrantTanishkaa Patranabish, Rajpramukh of BeltolaBishnu Chetry, Rajpramukh of UttaranchalAsmi PatranabisAnoushkaa Patranabish, Rajpramukh of Basistha

Term length

Below is the list of the ministers of home affairs by their time in office:

  • Bold indicates incumbent office-holder
  1. Klarissa Sriraya – 1 year, 343 days
  2. Farhaz Hazarika – 1 year, 302 days
  3. Anoushkaa Patranabish – 1 year, 42 days
  4. Bishnu Chetry – 345 days
  5. Arnab Sil – 325 days
  6. Asmi Patranabis – 234 days
  7. Varuna Sriraya – 171 days
  8. Tanishkaa Patranabish – 107 days
  9. Abhiraj Kar – 73 days
  10. Nishwan Baidantic – 64 days
  11. Carson Snyder – 32 days
  12. Ankurjyoti Thakuria – 16 days

See also

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