National People’s Party (NPP) national chief and chief minister, Conrad K Sangma, has expressed that the recent merging of three Congress legislators with the ruling NPP is a clear message of confidence in the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA) government and the leadership.
National People's Party (NPP) national president and Meghalaya Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma, on Monday emphasized the party's unwavering commitment to positive politics, unity, and the service of the people as the driving forces behind their mission to move Meghalaya forward.
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The opposition Congress on Monday said it can prove that the office of the Assembly Speaker had received the letter informing about the party’s decision to suspend the two MLAs – Gabriel Wahlang (Nongstoin) and Charles Marngar (Mawhati) – for a period of six years before they formally merged with the ruling National People’s Party (NPP).
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Assembly Speaker, Thomas A. Sangma, on Friday said he is not aware about the Congress’ decision to suspend the two MLAs, who recently merged with the ruling National People’s Party (NPP), for six years.
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.
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).
