TMC leader and former chief minister Dr. Mukul Sangma on Friday opined that MLAs leaving their party means the party is also at fault at some level. He said there must have been internal conflicts, leading the legislators to leave the party.
Meghalaya Legislative Assembly Speaker, Thomas A. Sangma, on Friday said he is waiting for Congress leader and incumbent Leader of the Opposition (LO), Ronnie V. Lyngdoh, to submit his resignation from the post, as the party no longer has the requisite numbers in the Assembly to allow him to continue in the role.
Following the recent setback, the opposition Congress has decided to move court against the merger of its three MLAs with the ruling National People’s Party (NPP) even as it will soon take a call on whether to pull out of executive committee in the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC).
Guwahati, Aug 22: Assam Legislative Assembly-ni Autumn Session-ko Bristibar sal dipet a•bachengataha aro ia session-ko August 30 tarikona ong•atanggen.
Ia Autumn Session-ko ong•atanio ming 13...
Shillong, Aug 19: Sombar attamo, Congress dolni MLA sakgittam, chong•motan Umsning-ni MLA Dr Celestine Lyngdoh, Mawhati-ni MLA Charles Marngar aro Nongstoin-ni MLA Gabriel Wahlang,...
Ending weeks of speculations that has significantly altered the political landscape in the State, Congress MLAs Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh, Charles Marngar, and Gabriel Wahlang officially joined the National People's Party (NPP) on Monday evening.
The Congress has made a "checkmate" by reaching out to Dr Celestine Lyngdoh and suspending the two other MLAs - Gabriel Wahlang (Nongstoin) and Charles Marngar (Mawhati) for six years before they could execute their decision to join the NPP.
The National People’s Party (NPP) is making preparations to welcome the Congress MLAs to its fold as sources have revealed that the MLAs will formally join NPP on Monday evening.
“Mama, I will never forget you”. These were the final words of Deborah C. Marak as she broke down in tears to bid adieu to her uncle and former Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Salseng C Marak.
