Sources said though Singh has already held meetings with Home Ministry officials, he will formally take charge of the ministry tomorrow.
Singh has already attended meetings of the Union Cabinet and took a briefing from the Home Secretary yesterday on certain important issues pertaining to the Home Ministry and will see a presentation of his Ministry tomorrow.
"I have asked him to prepare a detailed presentation," he had tweeted.
62-year-old Singh, who was elected from Lucknow Lok Sabha constituency, will succeed Sushilkumar Shinde in the crucial Ministry that handles country's internal security and the task of guarding the international border with Pakistan, China, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.
As Home Minister, the two-term BJP president will be part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Cabinet Committee on Security, the country's highest decision making body on security matters.
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