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The timing of the disclosure—not the appointments themselves—drew scrutiny.
A secretary-level central government official, who did not wish to be named, questioned the decision to surface the information before formal orders were ready. “Why the hurry to leak the information to the media so late at night? Surely, the government could have waited till the formal orders are out,” the official said.
The appointments come as West Bengal heads towards a tight finish, with the Trinamool Congress government of Mamata Banerjee and the BJP locked in a fierce battle for the state.
https://theprint.in/india/final-phase-of-bengal-polls-days-away-centre-readies-niti-aayog-berths-for-bjp-linked-lahiri-and-das/2913863/?amp
Are Modi-Shah that much confident of the math in Bengal? An outright victory or just short, the latter resulting in them buying MLAs?