New Delhi: Taking over reins of the scam-hit Maharashtra government, Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan today said he will have to take "tough decisions" while finalising his council of ministers to meet the "high expectations" of the people and leaders in the national capital.
Chavan, the successor of Ashok Chavan who was forced to resign after his name figured in a housing scam, said the names of the council of ministers from the Congress quota would be finalised in a day or two.
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He held discussions with Congress President Sonia Gandhi and senior party leader Pranab Mukherjee here and is understood to have discussed the ministry formation exercise.
"Care will be taken to maintain regional and social balance while finalising the council of ministers," Chavan told reporters here.
